Government contractors already have enough to worry about just keeping the lights on and doors open. But as things change in Washington with the transition to a new administration, many contractors and...
In the Government Contracting Industry, many accounting firms have a bad habit when it comes to serving their clients: keeping a few highly experienced CPAs at the top (that you have limited access to—for...
What happens when you bid a contract and win it, but get into the performance phase and find out that a critical item was severely underbid? This happens far more often than most people realize, and given...
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When contracting with the federal government, a significant field of responsibility for a government contractor is contracting with vendors, specifically subcontracting with vendors.
The administration of federal government awards starts with signing the contract by both parties, or the acceptance of a grant by a grantee. Government Contract Administration is the fulfilling of the...
Preface: This blog is intended for companies that do not have extensive experience with Federal Government contracting. It is written for contracts. Grants are not covered, as grant negotiations include...
The Contract Management and Administration function is critical to the success of any government contractor, both large and small. The Contract Manager (“CM”) is responsible for “the business” aspect of...
