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There are few areas in government procurement that are not under scrutiny and subject to change. At the same time, despite the uncertainty and draconic program cuts, the federal government will still procure more than $500 billion in goods and services this fiscal year.

This year’s main seminar topics will feature key recent developments in government procurement. Detailed topics will address successful teaming agreements; mandatory disclosure requirements; supply chain challenges to include counterfeit parts; export controls; and money matters to include the next sequester and recent judicial decisions involving DCAA.

We also will present brief updates on bid protests; False Claim Act compliance; creating a small business subcontracting plan; foreign corrupt practices compliance and guidelines; and an overview of significant pending regulatory changes that are under discussion, including small business participation, intellectual property, and suspension and debarment. There also will be ample time for questions.

We hope you can join us for this complimentary program and also join us at a post-seminar reception immediately after the last question and answer period to network with other attendees and presenters.

Seminar Topics

• Teaming Agreements
  
  
  
  • FAR teaming agreements versus joint ventures
  
  
  • Recent cases on enforceability
  
  
  • Key clauses in teaming agreements
  
  
  • Considerations for prime and subcontractors


• Mandatory Disclosure Requirements Update
  
  
  
  • Overview of FAR 52.203-13
  
  
  • Credible evidence — What does it mean?
  
  
  • Disclosures — What, when, and to whom?
  
  
  • Disclosures to date and process


• Supply Chain and Information Security
  
  
  
  • New rules on counterfeit parts
  
  
  • Conflict minerals
  
  
  • Domestic source requirements
  
  
  • Cyber security


• Money Matters
  
  
  
  • Sequester 2.0
  
  
  • Caps on executive compensation
  
  
  • DCAA audit developments
  
  
  • DCAA compensation reviews


• Export Controls and Economic Sanctions
  
  
  
  • The impact of the current sanctions environment
  
  
  • New reporting and subsidiary rules
  
  
  • Export control reform initiative
  
  
  • Updating compliance programs under the new rules


• Late-Breaking Developments

Pre-registration for this complimentary program is required, as space is limited. We encourage you to tell your your colleagues about this event as well. For more information or to register, please contact Donna M. Bartelotti at [email protected] or 313.234.2776.

�鶹��ý will apply for CLE credit after the program, wherever applicable. �鶹��ý certifies that this activity has been approved for California MCLE credits by the State Bar of California in the amount of 3.75 General credit(s). �鶹��ý is a State Bar of California MCLE approved provider. Please note that participants must be in attendance on the date of the event; credit may not be obtained by viewing and/or listening to a program recording after the event.