Join Federal Publications Seminars on March 19, 2025 at the The Westin Tampa Waterside for a one-day forum that will cover the latest developments impacting all aspects of federal government contracting. The full-day session will include keynote speakers, roundtable discussions, networking time, lunch, and a post-program reception.

This program will cover how to manage and assess risks related to compliance. Attendees will learn about the different types of risk, the concept of materiality, applications, law and rules, as well as what the DFARs says about risk.

With the new CMMC rule now in place, the Federal Government has implemented the Supplier Performance Risk System (SPRS). This system will score each contractor based on a cybersecurity assessment, and these sUnderstanding the evaluation process and what is expected from contractors is crucial for success. This course will cover the essential elements of completing a mock assessment, along with the potential risks associated with an insufficient score.cores-along with supplier performance information related to NIST 800-171 controls-will be available through SPRS.

The workshop provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to the preparation and development of the Incurred Cost Submission(ICS).

This course explains how to determine Federal Contract Information (FCI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and how to protect them properly. Specifically, it will review the NARA and DOD CUI websites and show how to determine whether data is FCI or CUI. Additionally, it will cover the latest techniques and technologies for properly isolating and protecting CUI data, whether on-prem or in a cloud.

This course is designed for technical IT professionals whose organizations aim to secure or maintain government contracts. This course will provide a deep understanding of how cloud technologies can be harnessed to improve efficiency, security, and compliance within the complex landscape of government contracting.

This FPS workshop is a fundamental course that focuses on all aspects of effective contract administration from initial award through contract closeout. It is designed to explain the legal and regulatory underpinnings of government contract administration.