What your GovCon needs to know about the FAR Overhaul
The FAR overhaul is reshaping federal procurement. Learn the latest updates, trends, and strategies small GovCons need to stay compliant and competitive.
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Posts about Government Compliance:
FAR Part 1 simplification: What government contractors need to know
by Jacob Borgeson
published on May 15, 2025
FAR Part 1 is getting a long-overdue overhaul. Here's what the proposed changes mean for government contractors.
DCAA compliance: Key insights into DCAA compliance requirements
by Kim Koster
published on April 22, 2025
Learn about DCAA compliance and DCAA compliance requirements for government contractors. Understand federal cost accounting regulations & stay audit-ready.
Action Plan for Financial Leaders: Master Indirect Rates & DSO
by Kim Koster
published on March 12, 2025
Tackle indirect rates and day sales outstanding with a proven monthly action plan for GovCon financial leaders. Streamline results—download the guide now.
What contractors need to consider when claiming unlimited PTO
by Anne Bromet-Jagodits
published on March 6, 2025
Have questions about claiming unlimited PTO in your contract? Let’s take a closer look at what that entails.
2025 National 8(a) Small Business Conference recap
by Jacob Borgeson
published on February 21, 2025
Explore key trends and challenges discussed at the National 8(a) Small Business Conference, including compliance, AI, and government contracting insights.
The easiest way to stay audit-ready and keep compliance stress-free
by Kim Koster
published on February 6, 2025
With a bit of planning and the right tools, your GovCan can approach any audit feeling calm, confident, and collected.
2025 GovCon outlook: Recap of 2024 and trends to expect
by Jacob Borgeson
published on January 29, 2025
2024 was a busy year for GovCons. Here’s a summary of what happened and what you can expect in the coming year.
How GovCons can track time and expenses without wasting hours
by Kim Koster
published on January 23, 2025
GovCons need to prioritize timekeeping, but there’s no reason it needs to take up too much of your time.