Government Contractors
We Get It
We recognize that the government contracting world is highly complex, as regulatory compliance becomes intertwined with financial accounting and business system requirements. Government contractors are not only tasked with balancing their own industry challenges and market competition but are also required to comply with the evolving conditions outlined by FAR, DFAR, and CAS clauses which vary by contract.
Compliance is crucial to the success of government contractors, and navigating the nuances can be daunting. Our experienced team is dedicated to helping clients succeed in this environment through understanding the requirements and adhering to the regulations. Our end goal is to help our clients build positive, long-term relationships with government agencies and contracting officers that help sustain the course of their business.
How We Can Help
Each client’s situation is unique, which requires a broad set of skills to interpret the language and apply the knowledge. Our experienced professionals can help align strategic objectives with practical application, ensuring business and accounting practices accommodate the Government’s expectations.
Services we can assist with:
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- Accounting System Transition
- Accounting System Review
- Competitive Rate Structures
- Contract Compliance
- Cost Accounting Structure and Realignment
- DCAA Audit Preparation
- FAR, DFAR, and CAS Clause Interpretation
- Fraud Risk Assessments
- GSA Schedules
- ICE Model Completion
- Indirect Billing Rate Computation
- Internal Control Frameworks
- Percentage of Completion Records
- (Pre-Award) Proposal Processes
- (Post-Award) Closing Processes
- Voucher Submittal
Partner with Our Government Contracting Experts
Jason Rice, CPA, is a Manager Consultant and has been with Wessel for 19 years. He specializes in consulting services for Federal Government Contractors, including indirect rate development, contract pricing, DCAA audit support, and contract compliance.
Riley Anderson is a Staff Associate in the Audit Department. She provides assurance and consulting services to school districts, not-for-profits, and government contractors. She meets all continuing professional and ethics education requirements for the assurance services she performs.