Many small businesses are looking to the Federal Government for either a solid first market or a market expansion for their business. I think the Federal Government is a good customer to have, as long as...
Over the last couple of years the DCAA has increased it's focus on auditing Incurred Cost Proposals. This has resulted in some companies getting involved with the DCAA auditing ICP's as much as 6 or 7...
As we did a webinar this morning for quite a few SBIR award winners from the Navy regarding the DCAA and the DCMA, it occurred to me that there could be a lot of small business government contractors...
ReliAscent (and our predecessors) have been in the business of helping SBIR firms install and operate compliant accounting systems for over 22 years. As most SBIR firms are aware, a Phase I award is...
Traditionally software was either designed to meet DCAA requirements or, if it was not, there were external engines required to make the system compliant for DCAA accounting. Most of the software...
In the world of federal government contracting, there are several main types of contracting vehicles used. As a result, there are several different ways for the private business to make money contracting...
When a company works with the Department of Energy, many times there is a feeling of "freedom" with respect to a government accounting system. By this I mean that since the Department of Energy does not...
For many years government contractors have struggled with how to maintain a DCAA compliant accounting system. The original Contract Audit Manual was created in the Department of Defense in the 1950's....