Government Contracting
How Will the PCC’s New M&A Accounting Framework Affect Government Contractors?
In September, the Private Company Council (PCC) reached a final consensus on an accounting alternative for business combinations that, if…
Evaluating Contract Mix in Government Services M&A: SBSA & Subcontracts
The majority of the completed Government Services transactions involve targets with annual revenue of less than $50M. This sector is…
GSA Q&A: How Can State and Local Government Customers Use the GSA Schedules?
Note: In the interest of space, we reference below several terms and acronyms that are common in the schedules world…
OFCCP Posts New Directive on Gender Identity and Sex Discrimination
OFCCP has posted Directive 2014-02, Gender Identity and Sex Discrimination (DIR 2014-02). On June 30, 2014, the Secretary announced that…
Federal Support of Accelerated Payments to Small Business Subcontractors Extended
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued a memorandum (M-14-10) on July 10, 2014 which extends the policy of…
Active Scam Targets GSA Schedule Holders for $1.5m to Date Using Spoofed Federal Email Addresses
Scammers using spear phishing attacks are attacking the General Services Administration (GSA) Schedule 70 (IT) and 75 (Office) Schedules program…
Test Your Service Contract Act Knowledge
No contractor is naturally compliant with the Service Contract Act (SCA). Successful compliance with SCA involves numerous disciplines within the…
Audit Alert! A Candid Look at Professional, Consultant and Purchased Labor
In response to the need for further audit guidance on professional, consultant and purchased labor, a Memorandum for Regional Directors…
Reminder – DCAA in Pursuit of Scanned Images!
As 2014 is now upon us, let us not forget one of many important DCAA Memorandums for Regional Directors (MRDs)…
What Is “Fair and Reasonable” When It Comes To GSA Schedule Pricing?
Part 1- GSA trusts other companies more than yours… Supporting evidence is required anytime a Schedule-holder requests to add new…