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ReliAscent Presenting at Colorado PTAC - September 13th

ReliAscent, in partnership with the Colorado Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC), is excited to announce our latest government contracting compliance seminar on September 13th:

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IP Protection Seminar with ReliAscent Partner, Martensen IP

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ReliAscent partner, Martensen IP (a Colorado Springs-based IP protection and government contracting law firm), is hosting an event for contractors tomorrow, at the Catalyst Campus for Technology &...

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New ReliAscent White Paper: "An Introduction to Indirect Rates"

ReliAscent is proud to announice the release our latest white paper: "An Introduction to Indirect Rates."

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Contract Cost Proposals - Setting Yourself Up For Success

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In the world of government contracting, one of the most painful—yet easily preventable—mistakes contractors and grantees make, is making critical errors in the cost & pricing section of a proposal. While...

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ReliAscent Releases it's Latest White Paper: "Preparing a Government Contract Cost Proposal."

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ReliAscent is happy to announce the release of our latest white paper: Preparing a Government Contract Cost Proposal.This white paper is the third in our monthly series on important government contract...

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Government Contracting 101 - Part 7: How does the government pay for my research?

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There are several ways that the government can help fund your research. The first is through a direct need from the government and direct funding under a grant or contract written specifically for...

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Government Contracting 101 - Part 6: Agency Differences in Unallowable Costs

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In the world of Government contracting, the government defines an allowable cost as a cost that they will pay either in full (direct costs) or an allowable portion (allowable indirect costs) of that cost....

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