BIS relaxes rules while proposing a wide range of new controls on “cybersecurity” products. This webinar will bring companies up to date on the latest regulations affecting exporters of products using encryption as well as discussing new and proposed rules on cyber security products. These new rules are a result of agreements made by the Wassenaar Arrangement in the past two years, as well as an ongoing US interagency review of cyb...

The BIS form 748P is used for export licenses, re-export licenses and commodity classifications among other things. This form is the major feature of the web-based application platform used by BIS,“SNAP-R”. The need to apply for BIS 748P applications for exports and re-exports is increasing significantly largely due to Export Control Reform. If you are new to the BIS 748P application, you need to know all of the above and more if y...

Mastering this ECR Complexification So You Don’t Miss the Dramatic Relaxations in EAR & ITAR Classifications The Devil (and the Meaning) Is in (Understanding) the Details As a result of export control reform, the two most important words in export controls may be “specially designed.” At first glance, you might not notice their dramatic impact on the ITAR and EAR classifications for a wide range of electronics, satellite,...

While contractors never begin performance thinking the contract will result in a termination for default, circumstances sometimes go this route. A termination for default can be devastating to a government contractor in terms of damages and past performance. Contractor’s should understand the applicable termination for default procedures and the options available to contest the termination. This webinar will help Contractors learn how to...

Sensors, Lasers, Optics, Cameras, Targeting Systems and Night Vision companies take note. Export control reform kicks off for Category XII as State and Commerce issue proposed rules in May. The proposed rules will have a significant impact on companies that make night vision systems and components, military guidance and control equipment and other electronic components. Why pay attention if the rule is not final? Because you won't have any say...

The contract closeout process starts at contract receipt and review and proceeds throughout the life of the contract. Depending on contract type, contract complexity, and several other factors, the contract closeout process can be complex. This session will focus on the contract closeout process from final delivery to final payment and identify ways to prevent delays in payments. This session will also show contractors how to apply the proper...

Incoterms® 2010, short for the 2010 version of International Commercial Terms, are internationally accepted rules for interpreting the responsibilities of parties to a sale. They are contractual “short hand” for the Terms of Sale that define the obligations, risks, and costs of the seller and buyer for the international sale of goods without requiring the parties to negotiate every detail of common transactions. They are also w...

Most export compliance training focuses on issues facing businesses. But businesses are not the only exporters; universities and other institutions of higher learning export too. The "business" of a university is to disseminate knowledge -- an objective that can be directly impacted by U.S. export control regulations. In addition to encountering many of the same ITAR, EAR and OFAC issues as companies, academic institutions face another set of...

Participants will learn about: Check back for more information on this webinar. This fast-paced webinar will address the above issues and more while giving you the opportunity to ask our experts for advice about your unique concerns.

Join us for NCMA’s Virtual Audit Conference, where government contracting experts will discuss the big picture of recent trends and topics in the current government oversight and enforcement environment. This conference will provide up-to-date information on Defense Contract Audit Agency, General Services Administration Office of Inspector General, and Department of Labor audit trends from both a legal and contract/compliance perspective...