NBPCI &
Set-Aside
Alert
presents
Contract Risks and Compliance For Federal Contracting
Every contractor who does business with the government indirectly assumes certain risks. Some risks are expected and well known, while others may be implicit or little understood. While there are always performance risks regardless of whether commercial or government contracts are involved, there may be unintended consequences of risk decisions regarding government contracts. The government has a variety rewards and punishments that can be imposed on contractors who make risk decisions without understanding the consequences.
· Contractors must also preserve their rights that they are entitled to. Surrendering these rights unintentionally may also have unintended consequences.
· Contractors must be vigilant to understand when they should protect or enforce their rights.
This Seminar will be a practical briefing that will:
· Discuss several compliance risks in a nutshell that will be an overview of several common risks faced by all contractors every day.
· Identify common risks as contractors struggle to obtain a government contract or administer and manage an existing contract.
· We will emphasize the criticality of having a vigorous and comprehensive compliance program implemented and enforced.
Compliance with contract terms and conditions, statutes and regulations has always been present but it was voluntary and the government was often cooperative and helpful.
Today, compliance is obligatory and frequently may serve as defense against harsh penalties the government attempts to impose.
You may elect to assume certain risks, but you should understand the consequences when you do so.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Fairview
Park Marriott Hotel
3111 Fairview Park Drive
Falls Church, VA
Cost: $195
Please click on the register button for online registration. Complete the shipping information areas of the registration screen if registrant's name, address, phone or e-mail differs from the cardholder's information.
| AGENDA: | |
| Registration, Coffee & Networking | 8:30 - 9:00 |
| Session 1 - Tom Petruska, Contracts Unlimited, Inc. | 9:00 - 9:50 |
| Break | 9:50 - 10:10 |
| Session II - Tom Petruska, Contracts Unlimited, Inc. | 10:10 - 11:00 |
| Wrap Up & Q&A | 11:00 - 11:30 |