In short, the answer is "Yes." Since President Biden issued Executive Order 14042 on September 9, 2021, the government has issued no fewer than four significant guidance and FAR deviation papers in three weeks. The Safer Federal Workforce Task Force issued its 14-page guidance on September 24. By October 1, OFPP, the Civilian Agency Acquisition Council (CAAC), the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense/Defense Pricing and Contracting (DPC), and GSA had all issued FAR and DFARS implementation papers. Contractors and subcontractors at all tiers must be ready to comply. The purpose of this webinar is to help you to understand the impending contract and subcontract requirements and to plan for their impact. The discussion will include topics such as (Learning Objectives):  Key requirements for contracts and subcontracts  Application of requirements to existing and future contracts and subcontracts  Compliance responsibilities  Potential cost impacts and cost recovery scenarios This webinar is designed for business, contracts, compliance, and legal personnel. We look forward to a lively discussion!

Feb 28th, 12:00-1:00 p.m. ET - Compliant, Scalable Business Systems for Small Business In this session, we will cover critical evaluation factors for small business accounting software selection. Government contractors must consider traditional accounting functions provided by most accounting software along with the litany of compliance expectations required by their federal government customers. In this course, we'll contrast two typical small business paths involving the various types of government acquisition methods (GSA/OTA/FAR 12, and FAR Part 15 Contracts) and discuss the compliance hurdles that companies will encounter along the way as well as key features/tools that you should be looking for when evaluating software offerings. This webinar is sponsored by NeoSystems and presented by Asa Gilliland of Redstone Consulting