On-Demand Webinars

Aug 27, 2025

False Claims Act and Non-compliance Consequences - Session 4 - Ethics & Compliance in Government Contracting Series

Ethics and Compliance - Government Contracts Webinar Series 2025

This session will examine the consequences of non-compliance, with a particular focus on the False Claims Act (FCA). Attendees will receive an overview of the FCA's background, scope, and enforcement mechanisms. The session will explore the potential legal and financial repercussions contractors may face for violations of applicable laws and regulations. The panelists will discuss key FCA court decisions, along with current enforcement trends and emerging areas of regulatory focus. Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, attendees will be able to:  Understand the basics of the False Claims Act  Understand other potential consequences of non-compliance  Identify and understand common areas of non-compliance and emerging areas of enforcement  Understand the implications of landmark FCA cases  Identify best practices for establishing a robust government contracts ethics / compliance program, including ongoing monitoring and training.

On-Demand Webinars

Aug 26, 2025

Terminations for Default - Session 2 - Terminations for Convenience and Default: Practical Advice and Approaches Series 2025

Terminations for Convenience and Default: Practical Advice & Approaches Webinar Series - 2025

This is session 2 of 2 in the Terminations for Convenience and Default Webinar Series. Given enough time in the government contracting business, any contractor either might be terminated (one hopes for convenience) or have come close. This webinar will explain in plain English how the termination provisions work and will offer practical advice on how best to position yourself to avoid or deal with a termination. Learning Objectives: This second and final session will cover the following topics:  A Drastic Sanction: The Bases for Default Terminations  Failing to Deliver on Time & Government Waiver of a Due Date  Failing to Meet Specifications  Failing to Make Progress  Distinguishing Show Cause and Cure Notices  Failing to Perform Other Requirements, A Broad Reach  Importance Of the CO's Discretion and Accurate Information  Contractor Defenses, Excusable Delays, and The Effect of Constructive Changes  Remedies: Reprocurement Costs Are Not Your Greatest Threat

On-Demand Webinars

Aug 20, 2025

Contract Performance Ethics Considerations - Session 3 - Ethics & Compliance in Government Contracting Series

Ethics and Compliance - Government Contracts Webinar Series 2025

This session will address the performance phase of the government contract lifecycle, where numerous compliance obligations must be actively managed as part of a comprehensive corporate compliance program. These requirements span a broad range of areas, including cost and pricing, cybersecurity, domestic preferences, supply chain restrictions, export controls, intellectual property, and labor and employment law. Ensuring compliance across these domains necessitates close collaboration among functional teams-such as Finance, Legal, Contracts, and Operations-to effectively leverage specialized expertise and reduce the overall administrative burden. Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, attendees will be able to:  Understand the essential compliance requirements associated with the performance phase of government contracts.  Learn how to establish compliant practices using your Company's people, processes, and technology, including best practices.  Recognize how to monitor and track ongoing compliance with the requirements during contract performance.

On-Demand Webinars

Aug 19, 2025

Terminations for Convenience - Session 1 - Terminations for Convenience and Default: Practical Advice and Approaches Series 2025

Terminations for Convenience and Default: Practical Advice & Approaches Webinar Series - 2025

This is session 1 of 2 in the Terminations for Convenience and Default Webinar Series. Given enough time in the government contracting business, any contractor either might be terminated (one hopes for convenience) or have come close. This webinar will explain in plain English how the termination provisions work and will offer practical advice on how best to position yourself to avoid or deal with a termination. Learning Objectives:  This initial session will cover the following topics.  The Government's Right to Terminate for Convenience  So, now it becomes a Cost Contract  The Clauses and the "Christian Doctrine"  Cause: Evolution of the Govt's Discretion  Termination Mechanics and the Parties' Obligations  The Underlying and Essential "Fairness Principle" of FAR 49.201  Termination Costs, Settlement Expenses, and the Settlement Process  Subcontractor Claims  The Elusive Pot of Gold: The Loss Ratio

On-Demand Webinars

Aug 13, 2025

Pre-Award Ethics Consideration - Session 2 - Ethics & Compliance in Government Contracting Series

Ethics and Compliance - Government Contracts Webinar Series 2025

This session will focus on the pre-award phase of the government contract lifecycle, with particular emphasis on business development, solicitation, sales, and proposal preparation activities. Attendees will gain an understanding of key compliance areas relevant to this phase, including bribery and gratuities, kickbacks, conflicts of interest, cost and pricing data, and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, attendees will be able to:  Understand the unique pre-award phase ethics and compliance issues.  Draw from historical examples of violations of these compliance requirements.  Identify practical guidance / best practices for mitigating pre-award phase ethics and compliance risks.

On-Demand Webinars

Aug 7, 2025

CAS Part 2 - Session 5 - Procurement University 2025

Procurement University - 2025

In this session, we will focus on the CAS administration requirements for reporting and documenting the cost impacts of changes to cost accounting practices. To do this, we will take a deeper look into the Disclosure Statement, including its components, applicability, and the process necessary when changes in accounting practice require a disclosure statement revision. Learning Objectives: By the end of the webinar you should be able to:  Understand how and when to file a Disclosure Statement;  Possess a general understanding of the components of a Disclosure Statement (Parts I to VIII);  Identify a cost accounting practice change; and  Understand the criteria required for an adequate Disclosure Statement.

On-Demand Webinars

Aug 6, 2025

Introduction to Ethics & Compliance in Government Contracting - Session 1 - Ethics & Compliance in Government Contracting Series

Ethics and Compliance - Government Contracts Webinar Series 2025

The first session in the series will introduce government contractors to the distinct ethical requirements of federal contracting, which demand more robust compliance measures beyond what is customary in the commercial sector. Topics will include the FAR and its role in shaping contractors' ethics and compliance obligations; core components of an effective compliance program; the cost of compliance; and the risks and consequences of non-compliance. Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, attendees will be able to:  Understand the sections of the FAR that focus on ethics and compliance.  Define the six main areas of compliance.  Be familiar with the consequences of non-compliance.  Understand the key elements of a Corporate Compliance program.

On-Demand Webinars

Jul 30, 2025

Mission Impossible? The Multiple Executive Orders Impacting Federal Contracting - July 2025

This 90+ minute panel features FPS industry specialists who stay current on all the latest trends and can help make sense of and navigate these critical issues contractors are facing.

On-Demand Webinars

Jul 30, 2025

REAs, Claims and Disputes - Session 4 - Introduction to Government Contracts Series 2025

Introduction to Government Contracts Webinar Series - 2025

In this session, we will identify what to do when things go "wrong" during performance of a Government contract. We will discuss the circumstances under which a request for an equitable adjustment (REA) to the contract should be made, and what to do if the request is not granted. We will outline the dispute resolution process, with particular focus on how to make a proper claim to a Government Contracting Officer, and what obligations the contractor and Government have during that process. Finally, we will cover the appeals process, including a discussion of the unique fora available for disputes arising from Government contracts. Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, students will be able to:  Identify when a change to the contract should be the subject of an REA, and will know how to correctly prepare such requests.  Understand the contract disputes resolution process.  Evaluate the pros and cons of pursuing a claim through the appeals process.

On-Demand Webinars

Jul 25, 2025

Smart Compliance - AI in Contracting

Leverage cutting-edge AI technologies to streamline and strengthen your contract and subcontract compliance processes. In this 60-minute webinar, you'll discover how AI can automate clause selection, flag compliance risks, and accelerate audit readiness-freeing your team to focus on strategic decision-making. We'll explore real-world use cases, discuss legal and ethical considerations, and share best practices for integrating AI tools into your existing workflows. What You'll Learn:  How AI-driven rule engines and natural language processing can automate FAR/DFARS clause selection and flow-downs  Techniques for real-time risk identification and remediation tracking in subcontract management  Strategies for maintaining data integrity and audit trails using AI-powered document generation  How AI can enhance sourcing decisions and conduct rapid, data-driven price analyses  Key legal, ethical, and operational considerations when deploying AI in government contracting  Practical steps to pilot AI tools in your compliance workflows and measure ROI