Government Contract Consulting

While compliance with FAR and DFARS may seem similar, they have very separate requirements. Learn the primary differences between FAR & DFARS compliance.

This will go over the DFARS compliance checklist that any business working with CUI must follow to work as a DOD contractor or subcontractor.

As cyber threats increase, the US has established the DFARS to keep the Department of Defense’s unclassified information safeguarded.

Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement is regulations governing cybersecurity matters put in place by the Department of Defense.

Government contractors can benefit significantly by working with a third party consultant. Learn the advantages of government contract consulting services.

An equitable adjustment allows government contractors to modify the prices listed in their contract. Learn how to submit a request for equitable adjustment.

Becoming a government contractor can open up opportunities, but it comes with the responsibility of complying with DCAA Compliance.

A government contract is a great opportunity, but it also comes with a responsibility to ensure regulations, like DCAA compliant timekeeping.

For government contractors, understanding what is necessary to demonstrate that a business meets DCAA audit requirements can be challenging.