This foundational introduction into the requirements of federal government accounting will guide both contractors and agencies through the steps necessary to ensure that their contracts are supported by proper accounting systems.

NEW "advanced" international government contracts course from Federal Publications Seminars in 2023. An advanced course on U.S. export controls and sanctions with practical exercises and content addressing recent developments and more complex issues.

An advanced review of the major issues and updates of the FAR with case studies and class discussion.

AI for Government Contracting Professionals. This new course - the first of five in a series to complete the new FPS AI in Government Contracting Certificate - will be the beginning of a journey since Artificial Intelligence has not been completely defined yet, and this course will lead us to new courses.

International government contracts course from Federal Publications Seminars in 2023. A fundamental overview of U.S. Export Controls and Sanctions.

Federal Publications Seminars (FPS) presents a fundamental course - an in-depth study of the entire federal government contract procurement process with emphasis on the practical, and the keys to success in today's contract world. The course will provide a strong foundation on which to build greater subject-matter expertise. This is also for more experienced professionals who will gain a freshened understanding and heightened awareness of issues, and improved ability to operate successfully in the ever-changing world of government contracting.

This program will give students guidance and insights into what is driving the decision making processes of the stakeholders pre-award and during the negotiations of a government contract.

It is the purpose of this course to equip both government and industry representatives with the knowledge necessary to proactively engage and develop compliance protocols for the organization, group or division that holds federal government contracts.

This brand new course will look at how indirect rates are developed, from understanding the basic cost accounting concepts to hands-on development of indirect rates utilizing financial data, and lots of learning in between.

A review of requirements applicable to DOD, DOT, and federally funded infrastructure projects. In this course, we will take an in-depth look at the domestic preference requirements that apply to specific agencies. We will provide a general overview of the Buy American Act and the Trade Agreements Act, and will examine the differences between the BAA/TAA rules applicable to civilian and DOD procurements, including the specific domestic preference requirements applicable to certain categories of items procured by the DOD.