August 2021
Contractor Compliance Program Requirements
Does your company have a written code of business ethics and conduct, a compliance training program, and an adequate internal control system? • Why should you care? What are the risks if you don’t? • Do you have an organizational culture of compliance? • What resources do you devote to ethics and compliance? • How often do you conduct risk assessments? • Do your policies and procedures cover the necessary compliance areas? • How often do you do employee training?…
Find out more »Practical Matters Monthly Series
Federal Government contractors and subcontractors are required to follow a complex set of rules that regulate how they conduct their business. For example, the laws and regulations define how a contractor and subcontractor must manage their records, select subcontracts, recruitand hire, interface with non-US persons or entities, secure their cyber environment and govern the organization. These rules are designed to make sure that government contractors and subcontractors are ethical and follow the law since they are paid with taxpayer money.…
Find out more »September 2021
This Is The Way: Identifying and Mitigating Antitrust Issues in Government Contracting
Federal contractor compliance programs can no longer give short shrift to potential antitrust issues inherent in doing business with the federal government. With the Department of Justice’s Procurement Collusion Strike Force arming legions of investigators on recognizing and enforcing anticompetitive conduct in the federal procurement space, federal contractors must be prepared for increased antitrust scrutiny and including anticompetitive awareness in existing compliance plans and training. This program will provide contractors with an overview of the antitrust statues and regulations, the…
Find out more »Practical Matters Monthly Series
Federal Government contractors and subcontractors are required to follow a complex set of rules that regulate how they conduct their business. For example, the laws and regulations define how a contractor and subcontractor must manage their records, select subcontracts, recruitand hire, interface with non-US persons or entities, secure their cyber environment and govern the organization. These rules are designed to make sure that government contractors and subcontractors are ethical and follow the law since they are paid with taxpayer money.…
Find out more »Ethics and Compliance in Government Contracting
Legal and ethical conduct is the way to protect your credibility and earn the respect and trust of your employees, partners, clients, and community. This one-day course provides an in-depth understanding of the ethical and compliance rules that apply in the federal government marketplace. It emphasizes the importance of ethical conduct when contractors do business with the federal government; enable contractor (and government) employees to recognize compliance and ethical issues and traps before they make irreparable mistakes; and advise about…
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