Government contractors are already reporting a significant increase in focus from DCAA on their Material Management Accounting System with audits scheduled for later this year. Don’t be caught off guard and get the information you need now. This briefing will review the overall nature and intent of MMAS, the MMAS criteria and DCAA’s new Audit […]

As demonstrated by President Biden’s February 24, 2021 Executive Order on America’s Supply Chains, supply chain security is an increasingly important topic for the U.S. government. But where supply chains inevitably source products from around the world, it is hard to know what we must do to make our supply chains “secure,” recognizing that this […]

The Nash & Gray virtual class series provides access to two experts in Government Contracting Intellectual Property law and policy, on a monthly basis. The sessions will dive deep into important and timely issues related to IP and Data Rights for government employees and contractors. And, of course, bring your questions to the sessions. Second Tuesday of the Month (* […]

Forward pricing rates are a key tool in the government’s workshop, allowing it to quickly negotiate contracts. During this 3-part program, our expert, Jennifer Flickinger, will dive into development of forward pricing rates and best practices for audit preparation. Session 1 – Indirect & Direct Labor Bid Rate Basics In the first session of our […]

2022 Annual Subscription includes 23 Short, Focused Sessions, approximately 50 Minutes in Length, to Highlight the How and Why of Important FAR and DFARS Clauses In this bi-weekly program, our experts will select and introduce to you—in a practical way—some of the most important but often misused FAR contract clauses in an easy-to-digest 50-60 minute […]

A Companion to August’s Data Rights in DoD Contracting. Managing intellectual property (IP) when working with the federal government is one larger challenges of government contracting. IP in Government Contracting is controlled by a set of FAR and DFARS clauses that control which rights the government receives and which are retained by the contractor. During […]

Government contractors are already reporting a significant increase in focus from DCAA on their Material Management Accounting System with audits scheduled for later this year. Don’t be caught off guard and get the information you need now. This briefing will review the overall nature and intent of MMAS, the MMAS criteria and DCAA’s new Audit […]

The government contracts landscape includes a set of ethics and compliance requirements that are unintuitive to commercial businesses. Things that are considered standard in the commercial space are often strictly prohibited to government contractors. At the same time, actions that aren’t explicitly prohibited, can often create tricky situations for government employees, and should be avoided. […]