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This course covers organizing and administering on-going compliance awareness programs for key areas of procurement activities - from bidding and cost issues to conflict of interest and claims matters. The program details: contractor obligations; effective procedures; problem areas; conducting compliance audits; keeping the program current and effective; staff training techniques; and disclosure... more

Provider:
Federal Publications Seminars, A Thomson Business

Topic(s):
Purchasing/Procurement

Who Should Attend?
Government contractors

Full Seminar Description

Daily Schedule

9:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

CLE Hours

This Course is Eligible for

11.0(60 minute)

13.2(50 minute)

CPE Hours

This Course is Eligible for

13.0(CPE) hours of credit.

Program Level: Basic

Program Prerequisite: None

Advance Preparation: None

Method: Group-Live

Includes coverage of new Congressional oversight initiatives, proposed regulations and statutes such as the Clean Contracting Act.

A tailored program for Government contracting executives, managers & their legal advisors:

Procurement Integrity; New and Continuing Requirements
Self-Governance Approaches
Areas of Increased Monitoring and Investigation
New Statutes, Regulations and Cost Allowability Rules
Conducting Effective Compliance Reviews
Voluntary Disclosure of Wrongdoing
New Contractor Vulnerabilities, Liabilities and Rights
Criminal and Civil Proceedings for Noncompliance
Organizational Conflicts of Interest (OCI) Compliance Issues
Developing an Effective Compliance Program
...and more.

Dramatic changes are taking place in Federal procurement today. At the core of these changes is COMPLIANCE with Government Contract requirements. Increased oversight and closer scrutiny are key concepts driving new Congressional initiatives in Government Contracting.

The purpose of this specially developed course is to provide an update and a valuable resource to assist contractors in developing and managing effective, efficient, ongoing compliance programs. For every major area covered, the course reviews:

Your contractual obligations
Areas of controversy & special complexities
Suggested procedures
Practical problems & case studies
Recommendations for action
Designed as a complete and comprehensive course, it serves as: (1) An update for contract professionals; (2) A guide to creating and maintaining a compliance program; (3) A primer on how to audit your contracting procedures; (4) An opportunity for training our contracting personnel and; (5) A detailed summary of Government contract requirements. All designed to assure maximum understanding and explained in terms you can immediately apply to your individual operations.

The Course Curriculum

This Course curriculum below is a summary of the contents, by chapter, of the new edition of the Thomson/West Government Contract Compliance Handbook. The Handbook will be provided to each seminar registrant.

PART I. COMPLIANCE BASICS

Chapter 1. The Offenses & Penalties

1. Overview
2. Criminal Fraud
3. Conspiracy
4. Civil Fraud
5. Corruption
6. Improper Access to Government Property & Information
7. Obstruction of Justice
8. Criminal Penalties
9. Civil Penalties
10. Administrative Penalties

Chapter 2. Your Response to a Criminal Investigation

1. Overview
2. Investigators and Devices
3. Preparing for and Responding to an Investigation
4. Conducting an Internal Investigation
5. Responding to a Grand Jury Proceeding

Chapter 3. Parallel Proceedings & Global Settlements

1. Overview
2. Risks of Parallel Proceedings
3. Global Settlement
4. Mitigating Factors

Chapter 4. Your Compliance Program

1. Overview
2. Developing a Compliance Program
3. Recovering Compliance Costs
4. Steps to Achieve Compliance

Chapter 5. Conducting a Compliance Audit

1. Overview
2. Planning the Audit
3. Performing the Audit
4. Implementing & Reporting the Audit Results

PART II. OBTAINING GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS

Chapter 6. Handling Procurement Information

1. Overview
2. Procurement Integrity Act & Rules
3. Improper Access to Government Property & Information
4. How to recognize the Problem
5. Compliance Initiatives

Chapter 7. Influencing Government Actions

1. Overview
2. Bribery & Illegal Gratuities
3. Lobbying Restrictions
4. Collusive Bidding
5. Kickbacks

Chapter 8. Conflicts of Interest

1. Overview
2. Personal Conflicts
3. Organizational Conflicts
4. How to Recognize the Problem
5. Compliance Initiatives

Chapter 9. Defective Pricing

1. Overview
2. Current Requirements
3. How to Recognize the Problem
4. Compliance Initiatives

Chapter 10. Selling Commercial Items

1. Overview
2. Commercial Item Acquisitions
3. Special Contracting Methods
4. How to Recognize the Problem
5. Compliance Initiatives

PART III. CONTRACT PERFORMANCE

Chapter 11. Cost Allowability

1. Overview
2. Current Requirements
3. How to Recognize the Problem
4. Compliance Initiatives

Chapter 12. Cost Accounting

1. Overview
2. Current Requirements
3. How to Recognize the Problem
4. Compliance Initiatives

Chapter 13. Time Charging

1. Overview
2. Current Requirements
3. How to Recognize the Problem
4. Compliance Initiatives

Chapter 14. Progress Payments

1. Overview
2. Current Requirements
3. How to Recognize the Problem
4. Compliance Initiatives

Chapter 15. Product Substitution

1. Overview
2. Current Requirements
3. How to Recognize the Problem
4. Compliance Initiatives

PART IV. SPECIAL PROBLEMS

Chapter 16. Contract Claims

1. Overview
2. Certifying & Pricing Contract “Claims”
3. How to Recognize the Problem
4. Compliance Initiatives

Chapter 17. Domestic & Foreign Product Acquisition Preferences

1. Overview
2. Principal Laws & Rules
3. “Made in USA” Labels
4. How to Recognize the Problem
5. Compliance Initiatives

Chapter 18. Acquisitions & Mergers

1. Overview
2. Planning & Executing the Acquisition or Merger
3. Special Concerns for the Resulting Company
4. Foreign Acquisitions of U.S. Companies
5. Due Diligence Review

Chapter 19. International Sales

1. Overview
2. Export Restrictions
3. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
4. Antiboycott Provisions
5. Restrictions on Agents & Representatives

Chapter 20. Foreign Military Sales

1. Overview
2. Current Requirements
3. How to Recognize the Problem
4. Compliance Initiatives

Sponsor Background:

Federal Publications Inc., founded in Washington, DC in 1958, is recognized as the dominant force in providing Government procurement information to contracts professionals—the leader for high quality print publications, electronic materials, and educational seminars on Government contracting subjects. Construction contracting, immigration law, personnel and employment, international law and business, and environmental law are other areas in which Federal Publications has gained a reputation for high quality products.

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