Over the years, a couple of reoccurring themes pop up in my work with government contractors, some of them small…
Tom Price, Secretary of Health and Human Services, seems to hold a limited understanding of cost accounting and the necessity…
Return on Investment (ROI) always proved a concept of limited value and extreme abstraction in government. How does one measure…
Let us take a break from the Technology Services, Inc (TSI) case and talk about a continuing flaw in most…
Back to the recent Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals (ASBCA) Technology Systems, Inc. (TSI) (ASBCA 59577) and the nine…
With DCAA’s announced return to audit functions other than incurred cost proposals (Annual Report of Congress 2015), contractors need to…
When the contractor bid on the Air Force contract they had no written policies and procedures, utilized a popular accounting…
One of the probably unforeseen outcomes of DCAA’s decision to spin off Chapter Seven of the Contract Audit Manual (CAM)…
One note to my post yesterday “Some of the Strange Things Contractors Say“: You want to control your business, your…
We Are Doing Fine Without ALL OF THIS. We bid the Rates that Will Win the Contract and Still Make…