December 2021
Contractor’s Performance Assessment Reporting System (CPARS)
When you are looking for a good contractor to do work on your house, you may likely go to Consumer Reports, Angie’s List, the Better Business Bureaus or other sites that post performance reviews and ratings generated by customers. If you see one or more reviews that are negative or indicate potential problems, how likely are you to select that company? Don’t you want the company with glowing reviews to perform the work? Of course, you do. But, how do…
Find out more »Master’s Academy in Government Contracting
May 17, 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 December 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13 ,14, 15, 16 The Masters Academy is designed to provide an exceptional learning experience. Each day, various experts share their insights into the leading practices 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 government contracting. This program is not intended to cover the basics or…
Find out more »Master’s Academy in Government Contracting
May 17, 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 December 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13 ,14, 15, 16 The Masters Academy is designed to provide an exceptional learning experience. Each day, various experts share their insights into the leading practices 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 government contracting. This program is not intended to cover the basics or…
Find out more »PCI’s Executive Exchange: Subcontracts
Fee: FREE | Use Code NoCreditFree Need Credit? There is a $45 accreditation fee. Are you a prime contractor that works regularly with subcontractors? Do you work for the Government and need to know more about subcontracting requirements in government contracting? Or are you a subcontractor that just wants to know more about how you fit into the process? Get your subcontracting questions answered by experts in the field when you enter The PCI Green Room! Our session on subcontracting…
Find out more »Getting to Know Bid Protests
Fee: FREE | Use Code NoCreditFree Need Credit? There is a $45 accreditation fee. If your company does business with the federal government, the chances are pretty high that you’ve heard the phrase “bid protest” before. But what exactly is a bid protest, and what must every contractor understand about the process? In this course, veteran government contracts attorneys Franklin Turner and Alexander Major – Co-Leaders of McCarter & English’s Government Contracts & Global Trade Practice Group – will give…
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