Key Cost and Pricing Issues Related to Government Property

Understanding the cost and pricing implications of Government property is vital to successful proposals and profitable Government contracts and subcontracts.   | Self-Paced Virtual Training |  Beginner - Intermediate |  1.5 CPE/CLP | 90 minutes | $0 Regular, New Professional, Retired and Student Members | $55 Affiliate Members |$69 Non-Member

 

Recoded on 02/25/21

Description: 

Understanding the cost and pricing implications of Government property is vital to successful proposals and profitable Government contracts and subcontracts. This training covers pricing issues related to both Contractor Acquired Property and Government Furnished Property. Property cost issues related to business system compliance also will be addressed. 
There can be pricing pitfalls when dealing with Government property and the allowability of certain costs. Costs for insurance, profit on acquiring equipment, disposition of certain types of property all present opportunities and perils for proper costing and pricing of contracts. Property cost issues can arise as major factors in business system compliance. 

 

Level of Difficulty:

  • Beginner to Intermediate

Learning Objectives: 

  • Estimate the cost and price impact of government property management during the pre-award phase.  
  • Estimate the cost and price impact of government property management under an awarded contract.  
  • Identify cost and pricing issues relating to government property, not specifically called out through Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) government property clause, 52.245-1. 

Presenter:

  • Dr. Douglas N. Goetz, CPPM, GP Consultants LLC
  • Rita Lappin Wells, PhD, Fellow, CPCM

CMBOK Competencies

  • 2.4.3, “Cost or Pricing “
  • 3.1 “Price or Cost Analysis”  
  • 4.0, “Post-Award” 

Credits:

  •  1.5 CPE/CLP credits for participation

Cost: 

  • $0 Regular, New Professional, Retired and Student Members
  • $55 Affiliate Members
  • $69 Non-Member

Course Access:

When
2/25/2021
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