Pay BillOrlando DCAA Accounting
Government contactors in Orlando and Florida have to navigate compliance issues, accounting challenges and various audit requirements. Operating within a complex regulatory environment means meeting federal regulations can be expensive and time consuming. Financial management and cash flow issues are common due to delayed payment and more frequent government shutdowns. Meanwhile shifting federal priorities can lead to abrupt changes in agency spending and focus. To navigate this complex landscape, government contractors need the assistance of an experienced CPA.
CPAs for Government Contractors – Orlando (FL)
BMSS Advisors & CPAs has significant experience serving the needs of Orlando and Florida government contractors. Our team works with over 40 government contractors assisting with a variety of compliance, accounting, contract and compliance issues. In fact, our team has over 100 years’ combined experience in the industry. Beyond this, we are active in the National Contract Management Association, Women in Defense, National Defense Industrial Association, and the Huntsville Association of Small Businesses in Advanced Technology.
Government Contract Accounting Services – Orlando (FL)
Our government contractor accountants offer a number of services to meet the diverse needs of contractors, including:
- Annual Incurred Cost Submissions
- Accounting Policy & Procedures
- Accounting System Set Up
- Cost Proposal Support
- DCAA/DCMA Audits
- Deltek Cost Point Consulting
- FAR/DFAR Compliance
- General Accounting & Contract Compliance
- JAMIS Implementation & Consulting
- Managed Accounting
Contact Our Orlando Government Contractor Accountants
BMSS Advisors & CPAs provides DCAA accounting services to government contractors in Orlando and Florida remotely from our Alabama offices. For additional information on how we can assist you complete the form below and a team member will follow up shortly.
About Orlando (FL)
The government contractor community in Orlando is one of the most distinctive defense ecosystems in the United States, defined less by policy and headquarters functions and more by its concentration in training, modeling, and simulation. Its center of gravity is the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD), which acts as a major buyer, integrator, and technical authority for military training systems. This presence has attracted a dense network of prime contractors, including Lockheed Martin, RTX Corporation, Boeing, and Northrop Grumman, alongside hundreds of smaller firms that specialize in simulation software, immersive technologies, and systems integration.
A defining feature of the community is the “Team Orlando” model, a highly collaborative structure that brings together the military services, industry, and academia in close physical and organizational proximity. Institutions such as the University of Central Florida and the adjacent Central Florida Research Park play a central role in supplying talent, conducting applied research, and enabling rapid technology transfer. This clustering allows for unusually tight feedback loops between end users and developers, making Orlando a hub for prototyping and iterative development in training systems.