Government Contracting

Deltek shows continued support for small business events as a diamond sponsor for the Navy Gold Coast Procurement Conference in San Diego

Cost-Plus contracts, as the name suggests, are contracts where the government reimburses the contractor for costs incurred during execution of the contract. When evaluating accounting systems, contractors should look for a system that natively provides the functionality, controls and reporting for financial compliance, with built-in DCAA or DCMA audit support. Learn what considerations you should make to ensure success managing Cost-Plus contracts.

Deltek has invested in cybersecurity and compliance initiatives to keep up with the ever-changing regulatory environment government contractors face today.

Participate in the 2022 Clarity Government Contracting survey and use the results to make better-informed decisions about optimizing your business.

The regulatory environment is quickly evolving, causing confusion and uncertainty about meeting regulations. This uncertainty opens companies up to vulnerabilities. If your business doesn't meet compliance requirements, how can you remain competitive in such a turbulent market?

In the government contracting space, many companies will spend up to 40% or 50% of their costs procuring goods and services. They are often dealing with multiple subcontractors, material suppliers, and numerous methods of communication, making it a complicated process to navigate. Read this blog to find out how Costpoint can help you simplify the source to pay cycle in three key ways.

A full DCAA Business System Audit can be the longest and one of the most difficult audits a government contractor can experience. In this blog, Redstone Government Consulting provides insight into how to prepare and what to expect, from initial risk assessment to audit results.

Deltek is excited to introduce a new PM Compass feature, Integrated BCR (IBCR) for Cobra, Open Plan, and PM Compass clients. This new feature brings a true "What If' capability to assess changes across any number of change requests, across multiple projects, all in a non-destructive sandbox environment.

Federal government contract disputes are unique as federal claims are governed by specific regulations, which must be dealt with using particular procedures involving administrative review and special courts. Maria Panichelli, Partner and Chair of the Government Contracting Department at Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP shares several key fundamentals government contractors need to know.

The top benefits of using earned value management (EVM) to guide projects through potential issues with objective measures and analysis.