Spring 2020 CFCM Study Group
Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 pandemic the Chapter is cancelling this Spring’s CFCM Study Group.
March 11, 2020: Leadership Strategies for Contracting Professionals
Join us for NCMA’s newest all-day National Education Seminar (NES) on Leadership Strategies for Contracting Professionals. Whether you work for the Federal Government, a Prime Contractor or Subcontractor, this NES is for you!
Spring 2019 CFCM Study Group
A Certified Federal Contracts Manager (CFCM) certification validates your education, training, experience, and knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulation. We are offering a ten-week study group this spring to prepare for and take the exam.
March 29, 2019: NES on Key Contract Terms and Conditions
This all-day seminar will focus on the most negotiated contract terms and conditions in the U.S. federal government contracting environment. “Most negotiated” refers to the amount of upfront time and effort typically required to reach agreement. The guide also discusses the negotiation of terms and conditions from three practical, day-to-day perspectives: the U.S. federal government buyer, the prime contractor (as seller and buyer), and the subcontractor.
Special May Workshop: Best Practices in a Prime’s Subcontractor SOW Development
Eliminate poor subcontractor statements of work by attending this 4-hour workshop. Learn about the different types SOWs, where they’re used, key SOW elements and best practices to achieve your desired outcomes with managed risks and control over your costs. Bring a Program Manager with you for FREE! Additional PM’s pay a reduced rate so bring all of them!
Join Us for Key Contract Terms and Conditions, NCMA’s Newest National Education Seminar
This all-day seminar will focus on the most negotiated contract terms and conditions in the U.S. federal government contracting environment. “Most negotiated” refers to the amount of upfront time and effort typically required to reach agreement. The guide also discusses the negotiation of terms and conditions from three practical, day-to-day perspectives: the U.S. federal government buyer, the prime contractor (as seller and buyer), and the subcontractor.