Learn the language of government contract law and the issues essential in understanding the relationship between the Federal government acquisition workforce and contractors. This comprehensive course provides a practical, well-rounded understanding of government contracting and prepares you to master the core principles, regulations and procedures that govern today's acquisition and procurement contracts.

Topics Include:
• Law theory and jurisdiction overview
• Evolution of procurement law
• Ethics and contractor fraud
• Contract formation, types, and awards
• Doing business with the Federal government
• Agency and authority
• Protests, disputes and claims
• Contract terminations
• Socio-economic requirements

Schedule:	Every week on Tuesday and Thursday, starting on 11/03/09 and ending on 12/10/09 (excluding 11/24/09, 11/26/09)
Times:	05:00pm - 08:30pm
Price:	Standard : $1195.00 NCMA Member : $1095.00

Instructor

Instructor:

G. Henry Atchley

Biography:

G. Henry Atchley, Jr., Attorney, has over thirty years experience in both industry and government contracting. His experience includes Federal contract regulatory compliance with AT&T and contract responsibilities with the U.S. Department of Defense. He is a professor with the U.S. Army Logistics Management College and responsible for training Federal employees and military personnel in Federal acquisition contracting.

Facility

Name:	Madison Hall Room 309
Address:	John Wright Drive, UAHuntsville Campus
City:	Huntsville
State:	AL
Zip:	35899