September 2021
Price Analysis: Drafting and Evaluating
The US Government relies on contractor cost representations to establish prices and/or reimburse actual costs. In this regard, the burden is on the contractor to demonstrate that prudent business actions have been taken to determine that the prices paid to lower tier suppliers are fair and reasonable. This virtual classroom is designed to provide guidance in performing and documenting price analysis for goods and services acquired for US Government contracts. Learning Objectives Know the US Government’s requirements for conducting price analysis Discuss…
Find out more »Business Systems Series: Accounting Systems
Baker Tilly, the Public Contracting Institute, and George Mason University Continuing and Professional Education will present this business systems series addressing the requirements of the DFARS business systems rules. This series, valuable to both DOD and other Federal agency contractors alike, will provide important guidance for any contractor seeking to improve its internal business system compliance, perform system self-assessments, and will help contractors prepare for and respond to government audits. This series will address the six covered business systems and…
Find out more »Price Analysis: Drafting and Evaluating
The US Government relies on contractor cost representations to establish prices and/or reimburse actual costs. In this regard, the burden is on the contractor to demonstrate that prudent business actions have been taken to determine that the prices paid to lower tier suppliers are fair and reasonable. This virtual classroom is designed to provide guidance in performing and documenting price analysis for goods and services acquired for US Government contracts. Learning Objectives Know the US Government’s requirements for conducting price analysis Discuss…
Find out more »October 2021
Accounting and Auditing for Government Contractors
Doing business with the federal government can be extremely challenging. Layering the extensive accounting requirements, internal controls, and system expectations that come with federal government contracts, it can become downright frightening. This course is designed to help contractors navigate the details of these requirements so that they can successfully recover all allowable and allocable contract costs incurred in support of their contracts. This course will also prepare contractors for the accounting requirements of government contracts and strategies in preparing for…
Find out more »The PCI Compliance Symposium
2020 and 2021 have brought many new requirements for contractors and subcontractors, with further impending requirements expected. As such, new and experienced contractors will benefit from this symposium convening experts to discuss the changes and new developments, as well as their wide-sweeping implications, including: New Compliance Standards on CMMC; the DoD Assessment Requirements; Updates to the regulations surrounding cost and commercial items; and Updates to DCAA’s audit programs Agenda: Day 1 – October 12 10:00-11:30am – Supply Chain/Foreign Sourcing Regulatory…
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