NCMA Denver Live Webinar – Best Practices for Federal Flowdown Clauses, February 13, 2020

Please join the NCMA Denver Chapter on February 13, 2020 from 10:00 am MDT to 11:30 am MDT for the NCMA HQ Live Webinar hosted at Ball Aerospace (BCH Auditorium, 10 Longs Peak Dr, Broomfield, CO 80021) on Best Practices for Federal Flowdown Clauses. The NCMA Denver Chapter will host this NCMA HQ Live Webinar in one central location at a discounted rate for members and non-members. Attendees will earn 1.5 CPE/CLP credits for each individual webinar. 

Please note: This webinar is remotely presented and only viewable at the location of the event (Ball Aerospace, BCH Auditorium, 10 Longs Peak Dr, Broomfield, CO 80021). Only those who attend in person will be able to obtain CPE/CLP credits and view the live webinar.

Attendees for this event must be U.S. Citizens.

**To prove US Citizenship, please bring a passport, passport ID card or birth certificate for Ball Aerospace security the day of the webinar.**  

Abstract:
Did you know that flowing down all the federal clauses in your prime contract to your subcontractors can be a big mistake? Learn the best practices for flowing down the appropriate clauses to your subcontractors and why it is important not just for the prime contractor, but also for the subcontractor.

Learning Objectives:

1. Describe the importance of Flowdown clauses

2. Determine when clauses must be flowed-down to subcontractors 

3. Create a Flowdown clause set

4. Determine when Flowdown clauses can be negotiated

CMBOK Competency: 6.0 Post-Award; 6.3 Subcontract Management

Presenters: 

Jeffrey Witt, CPA, CIA, CFE

Director

CohnReznick

Jeff Witt, CPA, CIA, CFE, is a senior manager at CohnReznick and a member of the Firm’s Government Contracting Industry Practice with over 25 years of experience in the areas of federal contract compliance. He has extensive knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and Cost Accounting Standard Requirements (CAS); indirect rate design; direct and indirect cost charging/billing practices; various cost and estimate analysis; and federal regulations and requirements on cost allowability, allocability, and reasonableness. Jeff has worked as a DCAA auditor, a Controller for a government contractor, and while working as a CPA, as both an auditor and consultant to government contractors.

Rebecca Kehoe, JD

Manager

CohnReznick

Rebecca Kehoe, JD, is a manager in CohnReznick’s Government Contracting Industry Practice with more than 30 years of experience in addressing compliance issues for government contractors. She consults with small and medium-sized businesses on such matters as contract compliance for purchasing business systems, cost estimating business systems, and contract property management business systems, as well as on conflicts of interest and ethics for government contractors. Rebecca has also taught courses on various issues of government contract compliance.