Description

This workshop will take participants deeper into the intricacies of federal contracting to examine issues that come into play after the contract has been executed by the institution. Topics covered will include: applicability of OMB Circulars to contracts; often overlooked reporting and prior approval requirements; dealing with stop-work and termination; issues associated with being a federal subcontractor; contract disputes and privity. Participants will also delve into a number of timely issues, including the revised "super" clauses on property and patent rights, and FFATA reporting requirements as implemented for contracts.

Learning Objectives

Upon conclusion of the workshop, participants will be able to:

• Explain when OMB Circulars apply to federal contracts;
• Identify various types of reporting and prior approval requirements;
• Describe a contractor's rights and obligations in the event of stop-work or early termination;
• Explain a contractor's rights and obligations during a contract dispute.

Pre-Requisites

This is an intermediate course - a solid understanding of the FAR and of federal contracting principles is necessary in order to achieve the full benefits of participation in this workshop.

Program Level:

Intermediate