The U.S. Government is a customer like no other. It has interests, and therefore needs, that differ from those of traditional commercial customers. Winning U.S. Government contracts is different. The compliance environment is different. The contract administration process is critically different. Even a contractor’s compliance with generally accepted accounting principles might not be enough to satisfy this demanding customer. To be successful in Government contracting, contractor employees must be familiar with the processes that control how Government contracting is conducted, as well as the risks they pose. Join PCI’s expert instructor Tim Sullivan as he explores these fundamental concepts of Government contracting.

May 10 – Timekeeping Issues

For the majority of contractors, labor costs are typically the their highest costs and as a result, they are a particular area of focus for government auditors. Join FORVIS on May 10 as they discuss a wide range of timekeeping topics such as total time accounting, laws and acts that influence timekeeping, timekeeping roles and responsibilities, labor accounting, non-compliance factors and remediation techniques, DCAA floor checks, and the impact of COVID-19 and work-from-home.