GovCon: Need to Know Compliance Series
Overview
The Government Contracts Compliance course is a series composed of 90-minute sessions covering “need to know” topics in the field of government contracts. These sessions cover topics such as corruption issues, supply chain issues, and international business to accounting, cybersecurity, administration and safeguarding information. These processes can often seem overwhelming due to the technical nature, array of statutes, rules, guidance and contract types, and ever-changing legal landscape. This series will provide comprehensive summaries of the issues relevant to government contracts.
This course may also be eligible for the following credits through The Public Contracting Institute:
- CEUs: 2.55
- CPEs: 30.6
- CLPs: 25.5
- CLEs: 25.5
If CLE credits are needed, the request along with the jurisdiction must be received before the start of the training.
George Mason University Continuing and Professional Education is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA), as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be addressed to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, 150 Fourth Avenue North, Nashville, TN, 37219-2417.
+ Features
- January 21: Corruption Issues (Fred Geldon)
- January 28: Procurement Process (Fred Geldon)
- February 4: International Business Issues (David Gallacher)
- February 11: Supply Chain Issues (Bill Walter)
- February 18: The Other Business Systems (Bill Walter)
- February 25: Cost and Pricing (Bill Walter)
- March 4: Accounting Systems (Bill Walter)
- March 11: The Dark Side (Lou Chiarella)
- March 18: Cybersecurity (Jim Goepel)
- Mar 25: Interacting with Government (Margaret Cassidy)
- April 1: Antitrust and Lobbying (Margaret Cassidy)
- April 8: Compliance Program (Fred Geldon)
- April 15: Contract Administration (Margaret Cassidy)
- April 22: Socioeconomic Issues and Schedule Contracts (Lou Chiarella)
- April 29: Employment, Health and Safety (Nichole Atallah)
- May 6: Safeguarding Proprietary Information (Jim Goepel)
- May 13: Classified Contracting, and Privacy Issues (Adam Bartolanzo)
+ Designed For
Government Contracting Professionals