Contracting with the U.S. Government
Wednesday, May 18th, 2011
A great paper by Rod Marvin, Esq., of Cohen and Mohr, on all aspects of doing business with the Federal government and how best to be successful in this market. While it is a long paper, it is a great resource to keep in your files for a reference tool on the many requirements of doing business with the government.
Click here for a copy of the White Paper
Execusable Delays in Government Contracts
Thursday, May 5th, 2011
A good short article on execuable delays as execptions to strict compliance with government contract T&Cs.
Click here for a copy of the article
Increase threshold in Price proposal audits
Monday, November 1st, 2010
A DCAA memo issued 10/18/2010 raises the threshold for price proposal audits.
According to the memo, contracting officers’ requests for DCAA reviews of contractor cost data must meet a threshold of $10 million for fixed-price proposals and $100 million for cost-type proposals, unless there are exceptional circumstances.
Previously, the threshold was $700,000 for fixed-price proposals and $10 million for cost-type proposals. The rule became effective Sept 17, 2010
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Click here for a copy of the DCAA memo
