For a business, becoming a government contractor can open doors to a sea of lucrative opportunities – but these waters run deep with regulations, especially those set by the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA). A critical cog in the machinery that is the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), DCAA ensures that taxpayer dollars are used efficiently and effectively in the acquisition of defense-related goods and services. However, for many would-be contractors, DCAA compliance can feel like stepping into a bureaucratic labyrinth.
The government contracting sector is highly regulated and requires strict compliance with Defense Contract Audit Agency.
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When you are a contractor for the government, it is very important that you follow various federal rules and regulations
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DCAA is short for Defense Contract Audit Agency. If your business seeks or has obtained government contracting work,.
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