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.

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.

This webinar series offers government contractors a comprehensive overview of ethical obligations in federal contracting and the importance of maintaining an effective compliance program.

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.