Despite the apparent belief by the Air Force that DCAA would not show up, DCAA did. The contractor, with no…
One quick note about the contractor is described in the previous article, how I described their critical technology, and the…
As pointed out by Ken Bricker, DCAA has announced that they are all caught up on incurred cost submission and…
NASA awards contracts to 6 audit services companies BY GULLI ARNASON IN AIR AND TRAVEL · OCTOBER 5, 2016 NASA…
One of the probably unforeseen outcomes of DCAA’s decision to spin off Chapter Seven of the Contract Audit Manual (CAM)…
We Are Doing Fine Without ALL OF THIS. We bid the Rates that Will Win the Contract and Still Make…
I am not going to enter any fights about cash accounting versus accrued accounting. As I note in my latest…
At a recent conference an audience member asserted that the FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulations) did not define subcontractors and she…
A recent CBCA case (CBCA 3407) brings up a couple of critical issues relevant to small government contractors. To abridge,…
Do you really need this pool? One common headache small business contractors create for themselves is adopting too many…