Government Contracting

The Department of Defense seems inclined to make defense audits an annual exercise. What audit readiness tactics and solutions could smooth the path for DCAA and DCMA reviews?

Accountants today are playing a modern game using ancient rules. Review some of the top myths relating to accounting in manufacturing, and how holding tight to expired information can throw a business off balance.

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

Automating data flows, reporting and repetitive tasks, like creating projects and time entry, frees your team to focus on controlling costs and scope, the high impact work that leads to better project profitability and customer satisfaction.

A detailed review of the finance, operations and compliance challenges and opportunities identified in the 9^th Annual Clarity GovCon Industry Study.

Learn pricing strategies to stay competitive and make money. Although these two objectives can sometimes seem to compete – here are tips for balancing the two.

Incurred Cost Submission is a requirement for all federal contractors holding cost-type or time and materials (T&M) contracts and a universal requirement regardless of agency customer.

Tracking the right KPIs for your government contracting business can provide insights to help you make the right decisions and run your business smarter and faster. 

Part two of a two part blog series where we review the accounting practices of government contracting including: cost definition and allocation, contract types and revenue recognition

This is the first in a two part blog series about accounting practices for government contractors. Here we take a look at accounting principles and how various costs are defined and handled in government contracting.