Tag: compliance
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Cost-type contracts bring audits. What the Defense Contract Audit Agency looks at and how to be ready.
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A last check before Q4 awards to make sure nothing blocks you.
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Most federal service contracts require minimum wages and benefits by labor category. What contractors must know.
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Subcontractors inherit many of the prime’s obligations. Which ones, and how to review them.
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When a proposal due date falls near a holiday, the rules matter.
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Section 889 is the best-known technology prohibition in federal contracts, but not the only one. Here is a general look at the Kaspersky, ByteDance and FASCSA order clauses.
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Every federal contract includes a clause prohibiting trafficking-related practices. Here is a plain-language look at what it prohibits, what it requires and when compliance plans apply.
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Some negotiated awards require contractors to submit and certify their cost or pricing data. Here is what the requirement means, when the main exceptions apply and why accuracy matters.
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Schedule orders often need items your contract does not list. Here is how the FAR treats open-market items on GSA Schedule orders and how order-level materials differ.
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On cost-type and incrementally funded contracts, two FAR clauses require early notice before costs outrun the money. Here is how they work and how to track them during year-end funding actions.