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Government Contracting
As a Government Contractor prime or sub-prime supplier you are probably aware of the complex accounting and flow-down requirements. This page and subsequent page provides a compendium of the different types of contracts and documents that you may find useful in ensuring compliance with DCAA, DCMA and U.S. Government grant solicitations and contract awards.
With decades of experience in the Aerospace and Defense (A&D) arena, Forum Financial will proactively work with you and your teams to establish effective, efficient and compliant proposal, bidding, procurement, manufacturing (ERP, job costing, etc.) and accounting systems that will ensure profitable and compliant relationships with any governmental, prime or sub-prime contractor.
DCAA DOCUMENT LIBRARY
CONTRACT TYPES
"This standard audit program assists the auditor in planning and performing the audit of a forward pricing rate proposal to evaluate the proposal for its acceptability in determining fair and reasonable rates and factors for the award, administration, modification, or re-pricing of Government contracts."
"This chapter covers submission of incurred cost proposals. These would include the various indirect overhead and General and Administrative (G&A) rates incurred by the contractor during its fiscal year. The incurred cost proposal encompasses both the indirect cost pool and base costs applicable to a submitted rate."
Chronology of Cost Principle Revisions Issued in Federal Acquisition Circulars (FACs) Since 1984.
"The manual is designed to assist contractors in understanding applicable requirements and to help ease the contract audit process. It describes what contractors should expect when doing business with the U.S. Government and interacting with DCAA auditors. The examples in this manual are presented to illustrate some of the more frequent requirements that contractors encounter when working with DCAA auditors, and in responding to the Government procurement and administrative process."