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Federal Contract Management--A Manual for the Contract Professional

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Publisher :Matthew Bender
Format: 3 volumes looseleaf; updated annually , BOOK
ISBN: 9780820512112
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    Federal Contract Management: A Manual for the Contract Professional covers all major aspects of the federal government contracting (procurement) process, from basic concepts to sophisticated strategies. Written by experienced practitioners, it supplies abundant practical advice and tips for successful bidding for contracting work with governmental agencies and guidance relative to managing contract performance. This publication offers practical and in-depth discussions of:

    • Skills and functions of the contract administrator
    • Role of the contracting officer
    • Control of contract performance
    • Negotiation tactics and strategies
    • Bidding process and protest procedures
    • Social policy requirements
    • Dispute resolution
    • Ethical considerations

      Federal Contract Management: A Manual for the Contract Professional includes citations to key administrative and court decisions, statutes and regulations. Numerous forms and exhibits are provided, and recent developments are summarized in a "Congressional Action and Regulatory Changes" pamphlet included with each release.

      First published 1982. Looseleaf; updated with revisions.

      3 Volumes

    VOLUME 1

    Chapter 1 The Authority of the Government to Contract for Goods and Services
    Chapter 2 Contract Administration Function
    Chapter 3 Contract Methods and contract Types
    Chapter 4 Preparation, Submission, and Evaluation of Proposals
    Chapter 5 Negotiation Techniques
    Chapter 6 Bids and Awards
    Chapter 7 Cost Recovery and Payment

    VOLUME 2

    Chapter 8 Technical and Engineering concepts for the Contract Administrator
    Chapter 9 Contract Changes
    Chapter 10 Social Policy Considerations, Classified Contracts, and Access to Contractor Records
    Chapter 11 General Contracting Requirements
    Chapter 12 Termination for Convenience
    Chapter 13 Government Remedies

    VOLUME 3

    Chapter 14 Disputes and Claims
    Chapter 15 Inspection, Acceptance, Delivery and Warranty
    Chapter 16 Control of Contract Performance
    Chapter 17 Special Categories of Contracting
    Chapter 18 Ethics in Government Contracting
    Chapter 19 Commercial Item Procurement
    Chapter 20 Homeland Security Department
    Index

     

    Steiger,A. Norman


    Norman A. Steiger is in private practice specializing in government contract law. Mr. Steiger is the author of Matthew Bender's three volume work, Federal Contract Management--A Manual for the Contract Professional. He is a former Chairman of the Legal and Special Tasks Subcommittee of the National Security Industrial Association and a former North East Regional Vice President and National Secretary of the National Contract Management Association. In 1983, Mr. Steiger was awarded the Charles Delaney Memorial Award. Currently, he is an Associate Editor of the National Contract Management Journal and is a member of the faculty of Hofstra University. Mr. Steiger is a graduate of the New York University School of Law.

     

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