While working on another project this morning, I recalled that twice in the last year; two separate DCAA auditors working…
One quick note about the contractor is described in the previous article, how I described their critical technology, and the…
Part One – The Illegitimate Birth One of my clients is a small government contractor in the…
As pointed out by Ken Bricker, DCAA has announced that they are all caught up on incurred cost submission and…
One of the probably unforeseen outcomes of DCAA’s decision to spin off Chapter Seven of the Contract Audit Manual (CAM)…
DCAA published “75” chapter new guide tying into FAR 31.205 on their website. I say “75” chapters because many of them…
One note to my post yesterday “Some of the Strange Things Contractors Say“: You want to control your business, your…
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…