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Join Us In Person for the 27th Annual Government Contracting Conference

New Normal. New Risks.
DHG’s 27th Annual Government Contracting Conference
April 28, 2022 – In person at the Ritz-Carlton in McLean, VA

 

Each of us knows that keeping pace with the ever-evolving government contracting compliance rules, regulations and oversight is daunting. The ongoing pandemic, a new administration, world instability and the ‘New Normal’ market conditions can challenge even the most seasoned government contractor executives

 

Join us in-person and hear what the leading advisors in the marketplace have identified as the future risks and impacts you need to be aware of as you lead your organization forward. Once again, DHG will provide our annual update with in-depth commentary and insights on the current topics most important to your organization.

Topics to be Covered:

 

 
  • DCMA and DCAA Hot Buttons
  • Most up to date CMMC Understanding and Preparation Approaches
  • Navigating impacts of recent Labor Law and regulation modifications
  • Supply Chains Pitfalls
  • Understanding the use and justifications of REAs, Claims and disputes for today’s real-world problems
 
  • DCAA Keynote with Joe Bentz, DCAA Deputy Director, and Jennifer Desautel, DCAA Assistant Director, Policy & Quality
  • Incurred Cost Proposals including possible PPP inequities
  • M&A Market Update
  • CAS Compliance Implementations and Aggravations
  • Recent Legal Decisions and Ramifications
Date: Thursday, April 28, 2022
Location: The Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner, 1700 Tysons Boulevard, McLean, VA 22102
CPE: 8 hours (pending approval)
  Price: DHG Client – $150 / Non-Client – $200
Register Now

Event Date April, 29

Event Time 12:00am - 9:00am

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