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Incurred Cost Submissions Are Just Around the Corner – Are You Ready?

Written by Becky Ramsey, Senior Government Contracts Consultant One of the requirements that government contractors face is the preparation of an Incurred Cost Submission. Especially if you are new to

OFCCP Compliance Reviews for Government Contractors: Do You Know What to Expect?

Rebecca Tipton, SHRM-SCP BMSS HR Advisory Putting the “Resource” in Human Resource Consulting With the OFCCP’s recent release of its 2023 Corporate Scheduling Announcement List (CSAL), many government contractors may

BMSS Presents: A Government Contracting Summit

BMSS Presents: Government Contracting for Program Managers

Being a Program Manager (PM) in a small government contracting business may feel like you’ve been thrown into the fire at times. From acquisition to contract closeout, the PM has

BMSS Presents: A Government Contractor’s Guide to Indirect Rates – Part 2

In the second part of this 2-part webinar, we will continue our discussion into the basics of Indirect Costs. If you missed the first part, you can watch a recording

BMSS Presents: A Government Contractor’s Guide to Indirect Rates, Part 1

In the first part of this 2-part webinar, we will dive into the basics of Indirect Costs. Topics include: Distinguishing costs as direct or indirect; Indirect cost pools; The development

BMSS Presents: Introduction to Procurement in Government Contracting

Government procurement, also known as government purchasing, is the procurement of goods and services by government agencies. This is to say, government agencies are soliciting the public business sector for

DCAA Audits Post COVID-19

Government contracting is a highly regulated business. Compliance with the legislation and regulations on how to do business with the U.S. Government allows contractors to continue working with the government.

“What Indirect Rates Should I Bid?”

“What indirect rates should I bid?” This is one of the most common questions I hear from small to mid-sized government contractors. It is an understandable question. Indirect rates are

Introduction to Ethics in Government Contracting

Government contracting is a highly regulated business. Join us as we discuss the importance of an effective ethics program. Topics will include: Why your company needs an ethics program What the

JAMIS Demo

Join us for a complimentary government contractor’s event. This is a unique opportunity to learn why businesses are choosing JAMIS Prime ERP while networking with your peers and enjoying lunch.

Class Deviation – Quick Closeout Procedures Threshold And Why Contractors Should Care

Working with the federal government can be a double-edged sword. On the one hand, government engagements provide a consistent stream of work. On the other hand, receiving final payment for services

Incurred Cost Submissions Are Just Around the Corner – Are You Ready?

Incurred Cost Submissions Are Just Around the Corner – Are You Ready?

OFCCP Compliance Reviews for Government Contractors: Do You Know What to Expect?

BMSS Presents: A Government Contracting Summit

BMSS Presents: Government Contracting for Program Managers

BMSS Presents: A Government Contractor’s Guide to Indirect Rates – Part 2

BMSS Presents: A Government Contractor’s Guide to Indirect Rates, Part 1

BMSS Presents: Introduction to Procurement in Government Contracting

DCAA Audits Post COVID-19

“What Indirect Rates Should I Bid?”

Introduction to Ethics in Government Contracting

JAMIS Demo

Class Deviation – Quick Closeout Procedures Threshold And Why Contractors Should Care

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