January 2020
Cybersecurity 2020: Introduction and Overview
This series, taught by two experts in the field, will walk participants through the most important issues facing government contractors as they navigate the fast-changing issues of cybersecurity. Starting with a survey of the current threats confronting all companies in the cyber world, and ending with a session about how to deal with a breach of your systems, this series will also delve into the new government contracting rules relating to cybersecurity, as well as the new twists on existing…
Find out more »February 2020
Cost Allowability Workshop
Determining allowable costs for contract pricing or reimbursement purposes can be complicated. FAR Part 31 contains cost principles and procedures for the pricing of contracts, subcontracts, and modifications to contracts and subcontracts whenever cost analysis is performed, and the determination, negotiation, or allowance of costs when required by a contract clause. This workshop provides a thorough understanding of the nature and intent of FAR Part 31—Contract Cost Principles And Procedures, Subpart 31.2—Contracts with Commercial Organizations. Coverage includes the basic FAR…
Find out more »Financial Forum Webinar Series 2020
The establishment of final rates, and the Defense Contract Audit Agency’s audit of indirect cost rate proposals, are important and complex parts of government procurement. This webinar, the first of the 2020 Financial Forum series, will first provide an overview of indirect cost rate proposals. It next will discuss recent trends and legal developments affecting DCAA audits of contractor incurred cost submissions. The webinar will conclude by outlining certain best practices in preparing final indirect cost rate proposal submissions. Each…
Find out more »Cybersecurity 2020: Introduction and Overview
This series, taught by two experts in the field, will walk participants through the most important issues facing government contractors as they navigate the fast-changing issues of cybersecurity. Starting with a survey of the current threats confronting all companies in the cyber world, and ending with a session about how to deal with a breach of your systems, this series will also delve into the new government contracting rules relating to cybersecurity, as well as the new twists on existing…
Find out more »Masters Academy in Government Contracting
Prerequisite: To gain the most from the Masters Academy, it is recommended that participants have at least five years of contracting experience in industry, government, law, or accounting. The Masters Academy is designed to provide an exceptional learning experience. Each day, different experts will share their insights into the leading practices in key areas of Government contracting. Over the course of five days, you will have the unique opportunity to learn the lessons experts have culled during their careers in…
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