Government Contracting Basics: Pros and Cons of Doing Business with the Government
If you're thinking about pursuing government contracts, it's important that you weigh the pros and cons carefully to make an informed decision.
Keep Your Labor Rate Compliant and Competitive!
The standard calculation of a proposed hourly rate for an exempt salary employee encompasses dividing the individual’s salary by the standard 2,080 work hours per year. However, there is a way you can make your hourly rate more competitive and FAR compliant at the same time.
Federal Contractors on the Hook for Cybersecurity Readiness
In another demonstration of the federal government’s commitment to cybersecurity, the DOJ released details of its Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative. Here’s how contractors can comply.
Top Cyber Risks for the Real Estate Industry
Half of all real estate companies report being unprepared for a cyber attack. Understanding where risk comes from and how to prevent and mitigate data breaches can help companies avoid the costly effects of cybercrimes.
Cybersecurity Risks and Prevention Strategies for the Construction Industry
One in six construction companies fall victim to ransomware every year. They are at high risk for cyberattacks, yet most do not have a cybersecurity strategy. Understanding where risk comes from is a good start; proactively mitigating it takes teamwork.
New Wage and Labor Laws Take Effect in Virginia
Throughout 2021, Virginia has enacted several new labor and wage laws that increase employer liability. Construction firms and other employers should look closely at their contracts and other agreements to stay ahead of compliance.
For Many SMBs in the U.S. Defense Industrial Base, CMMC 1 is a Business Critical Challenge
Learn how small government suppliers can meet the looming CMMC Level 1 compliance challenge.
Are You Ready for a Fixed-Price Future?
On January 15, 2021, the Office of Management and Budget issued a memorandum (M-21-11) to the heads of all executive departments and agencies entitled “Increasing Attention on Federal Contract Type Decisions”.
Is Your Pricing Compliant with FAR?
The Federal Acquisition Regulations and the Cost Accounting Standards require consistency in estimating, accumulating and reporting costs. In other words, the way you price your contracts must be consistent with the way you account for and report them. There are two things you can do to help ensure compliance.