What is the SBA HUBZone Certification Program – Reaping The Benefits

Compliance with the regulations and law can help you to avoid criminal liability for HUBZone fraud. As a small business, you can qualify for the SBA HUBZone (Historically Underutilized Business Zone Program). This is a unique opportunity for small businesses to gain access to federal contracting dollars. In addition, Congress... Read more »

Are You Meeting SBA Small Business NAICs Size Standards Rules?

As a small federal contractor, you have the benefit of competing for small business set asides where large businesses cannot. However, in order to be eligible to bid on small government projects, you have to comply with small business size standards regulations. When you bid on small federal contracts, you… Read more »

Your U.S. Government Contract: Questions & Answers – Tips and Traps for Understanding FAR Change Orders and Navigating the Request for Equitable Adjustment Process

Author:  Cheryl Adams, Esq. Change orders happen in federal government contracting.  When you are a government contractor, it helps to understand some basics about change orders before you are issued one.  Below are some common questions, and answers, about change orders, along with some tips and traps that you might… Read more »

Avoid Unnecessary Audits of Your Government Contract Termination for Convenience Settlement Proposal:  How to Make the Most of the New $750,000 Audit Limit.

Author:  Cheryl Adams, Esq. Let’s face it.  It is a sad day for the contractor when the government must terminate for convenience an otherwise smoothly performing federal contract.  A termination for convenience settlement payment is designed to make the terminated contractor whole.  In the usual situation, a contractor should ask… Read more »