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April 7, 2009
Registration is now open for a three day workshop in Honolulu covering government contracting and government cost accounting.
Overview of Government Contracting
This concentrated three-day course covers all of the most critical
aspects of the federal contracting process. The course is intended for
those who are new to federal contracting and want to gain an
understanding of the basic concepts. It is also intended for noncontracting
personnel who are indirectly or occasionally involved in
contracting and want to better understand this complex subject,
including senior agency personnel, financial managers, technical and
quality assurance personnel, evaluators, attorneys, logisticians and
private sector personnel seeking to do business with the federal
government.
The course effectively combines informative lectures with numerous
practical examples and exercises to reinforce the most important
aspects of the material. In addition to the course manual, students will
receive the most recent edition of the Federal Acquisition Regulation
(FAR), which will be used throughout the course to familiarize students
with this critically important reference.
Government Cost Accounting
Because of the complexity of government cost accounting rules and
standards, dealings with the federal government differ greatly from
standard commercial business practices. All professionals involved with
government contracts need a basic understanding of the cost
accounting principles that affect these contracts. In fact, many
agencies, organizations, and companies require such training.
This course provides participants with solid, clear guidance on
accounting for, recovering, and monitoring costs at each step of
contract performance, from bidding to closeout. Participants will obtain
an in-depth understanding of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR)
(particularly Part 31), the Truth in Negotiations Act (TINA), and
treatment of unallowable costs.
Learn how to:
- Identify all of the key phases of the acquisition process
- Understand the limitations applicable to the use of appropriated funds
- Correctly plan an acquisition and select the most appropriate contract type
- Identify typical contractual issues and explain how to manage them
- Better manage and administer contracts after award
- Explain what the rules are and how they differ from commercial accounting principles
- Determine how to incorporate accounting requirements into your costs systems
- Discuss the issues critical to a contractor’s ability to recover costs, including the vital issues of allowability and allocability
- Describe how government representatives can effectively monitor contract costs at every step
- Deal with and manage audits
- Discuss new and emerging issues and the impact of procurement reform
- Manage claims and profit determinations
Location: |
Honolulu Country Club
1690 Ala Puumalu
Honolulu, HI 96818 |
Date: |
April 21-23, 2009 |
Time: |
9:00am – 4:00pm |
Length: |
3 days |
Cost: |
$250 per student |
Download Workshop Flyer
Download Workshop Registration Form
For more information or to register, please contact:
Linda Ome
(808) 943-3760
linda.ome@pichtr.org
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