Course Overview This Export Compliance Management course covers introductory training that is intended for both novice and experienced export compliance professionals with an overview on complying with United States export regulations. Export Control Laws are a set of federal regulations that restrict the release of certain items, information, and software to foreign nationals in the…
Course Overview This course discusses provisional billing rates and their importance. FAR 42.704 Billing Rates addresses the government’s regulation on establishing provisional billing rates. Provisional billing rates are used to bill indirect costs on vouchers for cost-type contracts, the materials portion of T&M contracts, and progress payment requests on fixed-price contracts. Contractors should be proactive…
Course Overview This course provides an overview of Cost Accounting Standards (CAS). When contractors receive their first contract subject to modified or full CAS, understanding the requirements can be overwhelming. In this course, we discuss the history of CAS, the differences between modified and full CAS, and the exemptions from CAS. The course briefly discusses…
Course Overview This course provides an introductory foundation for participants to understand the FAR Part 31 total cost principles, including segregation of cost by contract, direct cost charging, indirect cost groupings, and proper allocation bases, identifying unallowable costs, and properly documenting expenses. Examples of these costs include direct and indirect expenses. This module also introduces…
Course Overview When awarded a federal government contract, government contractors face extensive oversight and compliance scrutiny. This course equips both new and experienced contractors with essential knowledge of contract oversight, including audits and reviews. Participants will learn about the types of auditors and reviews they might encounter, the types of audits and reviews that may…
Course Overview This comprehensive course will outline the human resources requirements for government contractors when they are applicable and how to efficiently incorporate them into daily contracting activities. Compliance with U.S. Government contracting laws is complex, and HR-related requirements add another layer of recordkeeping, posting, training, and reporting responsibilities. With increased random audits by the…
Course Overview This course provides government contractors with a fundamental understanding of contract oversight, audits, and compliance reviews. Learn how agencies like DCAA, DCMA, and GAO assess contractor systems, distinguish audits from investigations, and navigate pre- and post-award compliance. The course also examines common compliance risks and strategies for navigating audit and review processes. DescriptionAdditional…
Course Overview This comprehensive course will provide attendees with an in-depth understanding of FAR Part 31 Cost Principles, essential for navigating the complexities of cost accounting and cost allowability in government contracting. Attendees will gain insights into establishing a compliant job cost accounting system, which includes segregation of costs by contract, direct cost charging, indirect…
Course Overview This course will offer attendees an overview of the requirements of FAR 52.203-13, Contractor Code of Business Ethics and Conduct Requirements (COBEC), including the “mandatory disclosure” rule, which requires contractors to self-disclose credible evidence of violations such as fraud, false claims, gratuities, conflicts of interest, and significant overpayments related to federal contracts and…
Course Overview This course provides a comprehensive understanding of accounting system requirements for government contractors. Participants will explore the fundamentals of government procurement regulations and their impact on cost accounting practices. Our subject matter experts will cover key components of an acceptable contract cost accounting system, compliance with FAR and CAS regulations, and best practices…
