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Defining Your Business and Selecting Systems That Help Rather Than Hinder

Posted by Deltek on March 5, 2021

Compliance Costs and Expenses Enterprise Resource Planning Time and Expense Management

Government businesses that operate on a project-by-project basis need more from their day-to-day management systems and processes than basic enterprise resource planning (ERP). The nuance and detail needed for calculating costs, invoicing, time and expense all contribute to keeping a firm compliant in the eyes of government agencies. Learn how dedicated project-based ERP is different and what to seek in a system to navigate audits, project management and perform successfully in the government space. First in a series.

Understanding Basics of FAR and CAS Compliance

Building Block Basics for FAR and CAS Compliance

Posted by Deltek on February 14, 2020

Compliance Costs and Expenses DCAA

Whether you are taking your first steps as a government contractor or have a Ph.D. in RFPs (request for proposals), chances are some of the first agency acronyms you filed away for future work are FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulation) and CAS (Cost Accounting Standards). Peek behind the curtain for each to gain some important compliance readiness tips and resources.

GSA TDR Pilot Program Considerations

Posted by Jeff Clayton on October 25, 2018

Compliance Costs and Expenses

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?

A Little Infrastructure Goes A Long Way

Posted by Martin McGann on September 18, 2018

Compliance Business Infrastructure Costs and Expenses DCAA

Before hiring that first, second, or seventeenth employee for a government contracting business, review some suggestions for building effective infrastructure. Plus, a few more 101 basics.

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