Join highly experienced faculty for this practical and informative 1.5-day virtual course focusing on cost allowability, allocability, and reasonableness under the Federal Acquisition Regulation.

This virtual course is designed for government contractors that currently have contracts subject to the Cost Accounting Standards (CAS) and commonly encounter some of the more complex requirements and nuances related to compliance with the CAS.

Each year the Federal government issues more funding as grants and cooperative agreements than contracts. In this NEW course, we will introduce you to federal grant funding and discuss the relevant compliance considerations and requirements.

This virtual course builds on your basic knowledge of CPSR. The discussion will focus on the challenges, issues, and updates to requirements It provides expert insight and detail through classroom discussion on risks and remedies before and after the review is completed.

This two-day workshop focuses on the actions contractors need to implement and consider in preparing and supporting a TSP to obtain fair compensation. The workshop will discuss concepts addressed in FAR Part 49, define best practices, address recoverable costs, discuss the structure of the TSP and incorporate numerous exercises to address these concepts in order to meet the Terminating Contracting Officers expectations and identify the documentation to support subsequent audit.

This is a 1 day Compliance Academy Session focused on Accounting Compliance. The Contract Compliance Training Academy Session is part of a larger Training Academy series on Government Contract Compliance.

This is a 1-day Compliance Academy Session focused on building an effective compliance program. The Building An Effective Compliance Program Training Academy Session is part of a larger Training Academy series on Government Contract Compliance.

Lunch Break will be from 12pm - 1pm ET The federal acquisition community is facing some of the most sweeping changes in decades. Several recent Executive Orders from the Trump Administration-most notably Executive Order 14275, "Restoring Common Sense to Federal Procurement"-are fundamentally reshaping the FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulation) landscape. Known as the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO), this initiative, led by the OFPP and the FAR Council, aims to return the FAR to its statutory foundation by eliminating many non-statutory requirements. This full-day course is designed to bring government contractors and acquisition professionals up to speed on:  The current status of FAR rewrites under the RFO and other key Executive Orders reshaping the government contractor landscape  Key regulatory and non-regulatory changes already released  Updates to federal buying guides and their practical implications  Anticipated impacts on acquisition policy, contractor compliance, and audit practices  Emerging interpretations from oversight bodies such as DCAA and agency IGs Led by RSM, this session will also provide expert analysis on what these changes mean for proposal development, contract administration, and internal controls-particularly as the federal government continues to roll out guidance and revisions over the coming months. Whether you're a procurement officer, compliance manager, legal advisor, or part of a capture team, this is a critical opportunity to stay informed and prepared.

Join Federal Publications Seminars on October 29, 2025 for a one-day forum that will cover the latest developments impacting all aspects of federal government contracting. The full-day session will include keynote speakers, roundtable discussions, lunch. and networking time.

This course offers an in-depth exploration of the profitability opportunities available in federal contract awards. We will cover key topics such as pricing structures, types of contracts, payment clauses, and limitations on profit, providing a high-level overview of each. The course will also address the impact of negotiation strategies on profitability and the importance of accurate internal cost estimating.