Many government contractors start with firm-fixed-price contracts and do well, but at some point they are lured by the possibility of being awarded a cost-type fixed-fee contract that is too tempting to pass up.
FAR 44.101 defines a subcontractor as “Any supplier, distributor, vendor, or firm that furnishes supplies or services to, or for, a prime contractor or another [...]
So you are considering or have decided that you want to do business with the United States Government. Why not when the government spends over [...]
The Department of Defense has issued a final DFARS rule requiring contractors to engage in technical interchanges with the DoD before such costs are generated. [...]
Today’s political and budgetary environment will most likely lead to changes in procurement priorities and reduced government spending levels. These realities, reflected in contract terminations [...]
Even in today’s economic environment there are many companies, both start-up and established, that are looking to do business with the Federal government and its [...]
Government contracting is a very complex industry with a myriad of rules and regulations to follow. Add to that the several years of dealing with [...]
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