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.

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

The FAR is not a playbook, it's a rule book. Both the government and the contractors use that rule book to create their playbook. Here in 2025, that rulebook (the FAR) is being revised. It's time to update your playbook to align with the rulebook. In this compact and engaging webinar, Kevin Jans (former contracting officer and President of Skyway Acquisition) outlines strategies and tactics to create your playbook, even as the FAR evolves. Mr. Jans provides insights that both sides can use to Do GovCon Well by leaning on proven strategies and principles, regardless of how much the FAR changes. Learning Objectives:  Learn how to update your plans to align with the evolving FAR rulebook  By the end of this webinar you will have strategies and tactics to create your playbook, even as the FAR evolves

Executive orders, new regulations, class deviations, statutes, protests, and litigation all ensure that the compliance landscape for government contracts is always evolving at a breakneck pace. These changes can be difficult to track, but Federal Publication Seminars' Quarterly Update gathers the most significant changes and distills them for government contracting professionals. That usually (but not always) includes updates to:  Cybersecurity requirements  Changes to labor regulations and enforcement  Domestic preferences; and  Small business regulations Each session will be jammed packed with the latest information and is a valuable tool in staying up to date in an ever-changing environment.

In this session, our highly experienced government contracts practitioners from BakerHostetler's preeminent national government contracts practice will walk the audience through the FAR clauses addressing the U.S. Government's rights when terminating a contract for default or convenience, the procedures that must be followed, contractor rights when facing such, and practical guidance. After this webinar you will have learned: (Learning Objectives)  The FAR clauses addressing the U.S. Governments rights when terminating a contract for default or convenience  The procedures that must be followed  Contractor rights and practical guidance

Contracts and Accounting often operate independently within contract management, leading to inefficiencies and labor-intensive data gathering for project reporting, Incurred Cost Submission preparation, and contract closeouts. In this session, we will identify common inefficiencies and discuss streamlined processes to provide accurate data without manual intervention.

Since January 2025, President Trump has signed over 125 Executive Orders - many of which directly or indirectly affect the government contracting industry. These orders range from "Establishing the Department of Government Efficiency" and "Reforming Foreign Defense to Improve Speed and Accountability," to "Restoring Common Sense to Federal Procurement." Among this barrage of Executive Orders, is other information released by agencies such as employee terminations, CMMC 2.0 rollout, and the elimination of whole departments within agencies and the consolidation of purchasing/acquisition offices. With so many rapid changes, disruptions and noise, FPS is offering you the opportunity to talk directly with stakeholders and subject matter experts. This panel is designed to help sort out the current situation and get a glimpse of the future for the industry. 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. Our panel will discuss: · The various Executive Orders that directly impact the industry including: - EO on Foreign Supply and impact on international direct sales and Foreign Military Sales - FAR 2.0 and the180 day window the FAR Council has achieved the objectives of the EO · Rumor, Fact and Fiction about Acquisition, Commerciality, and Implementation · The quiet changes DCAA has been making to Audit rules. · CMMC 2.0 and its implementation as of today This event is not eligible for CLE/CPE credits.

In today's rapidly evolving regulatory environment, subcontract compliance is more than a back-office function-it's a critical driver of operational success and audit readiness. The Compliance Catalyst webinar equips procurement and subcontract professionals with the knowledge and tools to streamline compliance efforts through automation and smart workflows. Participants will explore how automation can reduce risk, improve accuracy, and increase efficiency across key compliance touchpoints, including flow-down clause management, file documentation, supplier certifications, and reporting requirements. The course will also introduce practical tools and digital solutions that simplify day-to-day compliance tasks while enhancing audit trail integrity. Whether you're preparing for a CPSR, modernizing your subcontracting process, or simply seeking smarter ways to ensure compliance, this course will serve as a launchpad for practical transformation. Key Topics Include:  Fundamentals of subcontract compliance and key regulatory drivers (FAR, DFARS, CPSR)  Identifying high-risk areas for automation (flow-downs, reps & certs, memos, etc.)  Leveraging digital tools for document control and file integrity  Developing automated compliance checklists and dashboards  Real-world case studies: before and after automation  Creating a roadmap for compliance process improvement

Multi-segment corporations play a significant role in government contracting, leveraging diverse capabilities across industries. However, the structure of having multiple segments report to a centralized home office isn't limited to large corporations. Contractors offering a mix of commercial and government products or services can benefit from segmenting these lines of business with centralized management and shared services. While this structure provides operational advantages, it also introduces unique compliance challenges under government contracting regulations. In this session, we'll start with an overview of regulatory requirements and guidance for cost accounting in multi-segment and home office settings, then explore the benefits and challenges of multi-segment structures in government contracting. By the end, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of:  Definitions of segments and home offices in government contracting  FAR and CAS requirements related to multi-segment and home office cost accounting  Operational benefits of multi-segment structures  Compliance challenges associated with multi-segment accounting Learning Objectives: Upon completing this webinar, participants will be able to identify key compliance requirements for multi-segment corporations in government contracting and apply best practices for structuring segments and home offices to align with regulatory standards.

The legislative and regulatory priorities change from one President to another, sometimes dramatically. The government contract area is highly regulated and these changes can have significant impacts on contractors. This update will forecast what contractors should expect from the incoming Administration in the next 4 years. Learning Objectives:  Emerging Legislative Priorities  Early look at impact on contractors