Limitations on Subcontracting (LoS) is one of the most misunderstood—and heavily enforced—rules in government contracting. In this training, you’ll learn what the rule requires, how it applies to set-aside contracts, and how to assess compliance using a clear, step-by-step approach. Walk away with the confidence to avoid costly mistakes and ensure your contracts stay compliant.

This webinar explains how the Department of Defense is investing billions to strengthen the U.S. defense industrial base through manufacturing, workforce development, supply chain modernization, automation, cybersecurity, and advanced technologies. It provides a practical roadmap for engaging with the DoD through the Cornerstone Consortium and the Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment (IBAS) program, including how to find and respond to opportunities on SAM.gov, submit white papers and unsolicited proposals, and leverage Other Transaction (OT) agreements. Designed for innovative businesses across the industrial ecosystem, the session outlines clear entry points, partnership strategies, and key compliance considerations to help companies pursue DoD opportunities intelligently.

This webinar provides an introduction to the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) and its role in maintaining integrity and accountability within defense contracting. Participants will gain an understanding of DCAA’s organizational structure, strategic plan, and the overall audit process, including what contractors can expect during an audit. The session also covers current audit guidance and practices, as well as the different types of audit opinions and their implications.

DoD cybersecurity rules are here—and they’re not optional. Get a plain-English overview of federal and DFARS requirements (including FCI/CUI), what makes compliance so challenging, and the resources you can use to navigate the path forward.

Learn how to transform the way you present your company’s experience and past performance to stand out in competitive markets. In this fast-paced webinar, bestselling author Joshua Frank introduces Value-Mapping, a proven framework to boost credibility and perceived maturity. Discover practical strategies, real-world examples, and ready-to-use tools that help you communicate your value with clarity and impact.

This webinar explores the ethical and compliance standards that govern federal contracting and explains how contractors can remain competitive while operating within procurement law requirements. Government contracts attorney Nicole Pottroff will cover key topics, including agency communications, conflicts of interest, kickbacks, contingent fees, false claims, and ethics compliance programs. Participants will gain practical guidance on identifying compliance risks and implementing effective internal controls to support ethical business practices in the federal marketplace.

This webinar provides a comprehensive overview of government contracting from the Defense Contract Audit Agency’s (DCAA) perspective, helping prospective contractors better understand the Defense Industrial Base. Participants will learn about key government contract vehicles, including Fixed-Price, Cost-Reimbursement, Time and Materials, and IDIQ contracts, along with the risks and operational impacts associated with each. The session also covers contractor responsibility requirements, compliance expectations, and strategies for successfully navigating DCAA audits and competing in the government contracting marketplace.

In Episode 10 of GovCon Roundup Live, Carroll Bernard and Steven Koprince discuss major updates impacting veteran-owned small businesses in federal contracting, including the proposed Contract Our Veterans Act of 2026 and its government-wide 5% VOSB goal. They also cover critical compliance and SBA certification issues, including VAAR 852.219-75 subcontracting requirements, franchise eligibility challenges, highest-officer rules, and common mistakes that can derail certification appeals. The episode concludes with practical insights on how veterans can strategically use the SBA 8(a) Program to support long-term GovCon growth.