January 2025
Doing Business With the Army as a Small Businessfederalfreegovernment marketplace
The Department of the Army awards over $24 billion annually to small businesses for a wide range of products and services, including military-specific research and development. This webinar provides essential insights into the Army’s small business program, covering strategic priorities, small business initiatives, and tips to become “procurement ready.” Participants will leave with key resources and points of contact to pursue Army contracting opportunities.
An Introduction to Government Small Business Certifications (2025 Update)certifications
This webinar offers a comprehensive overview of small business certifications for government contractors, covering key federal programs like 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, and more. Participants will learn about eligibility requirements, application processes, and recent SBA regulatory changes, as well as differences between federal, state, and local certifications. The course also provides access to additional training and resources to support small businesses in navigating certification programs.
Defense Production Act Title IIIgovernment marketplacegovernment policies
Discover how Title III of the Defense Production Act (DPA) offers contractors access to loans, direct investments, and purchase commitments to address critical supply chain shortfalls. Govology Legal Analyst Steven Koprince explains eligibility, opportunity pursuit, and key terms of DPA Title III agreements in clear, simple language. Don’t miss this chance to explore a unique pathway to federal business growth and support.
February 2025
DCAA: Incurred Cost Submissionsaccounting & financedcaafederalfree
This webinar explains the requirements for federal government contractors to submit their actual incurred costs to the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) at the end of an accounting period. It covers the standards for allowable, allocable, and reasonable costs as defined by FAR 31 and contract terms, focusing on the annual submission process and the elements of an adequate report. Attendees will also learn how to use the DCAA Incurred Cost Electronic (ICE) model and understand the adequacy review process and audit selection criteria.
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