Government Contracting

The time of option extension is a prime opportunity for General Service Administration (GSA) Schedule contractors to revisit all key areas of compliance. Review process and preventative control suggestions to ensure commercial sales practice disclosures are current, accurate and complete.

Let’s face it, the procurement process can be unpredictable. Just when it seems everything is in place, a supplier misses a deadline. Discover how procurement software can increase visibility and efficiency to minimize missteps.

Catch a glimpse of how a Manufacturing Execution System (MES) can work with ERP to centralize project resource and requirement information, improve tracking and provide new levels of project detail.

Why Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) are important for engineering change management, and how they help to avoid increased costs associated with delays.

Why emerging government contractor QuadTech Analytics, Inc., chose Deltek Costpoint, and why the solution is adjustable and attainable for the smallest of shops.

On your way to Deltek Insight 2018? Before you land in Dallas, TX, read through the key sessions you should add to your agenda for each day, plus review two bonus recommendations.

Two years have passed since GSA unveiled the Transactional Data Reporting (TDR) pilot program to GSA Schedule government contractors. What did the GSA Office of Inspector General (OIG) find during their evaluation of TDR, and what are the future possibilities for continuation of the program?

Learn the eight common capabilities you get when you cross reference the required capabilities of a manufacturing execution system (MES) system with the MESA, ISA-95 and ISO-9001 frameworks. 

Why is a credible project estimate at completion (EAC) important to both project managers and business managers? It’s about the company’s bottom line. The EAC provides an indication of whether the company is going to make a profit or take a loss on a project.

Complex discrete manufacturers generate products within a variety of industries. Typically, production is complex, with specific, yet diverse, configurations, and long lifecycles. Here we take a look at how Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) factor in and organize processes.