FAR Part 31 and CAS compliance, built for contractors who need to pass the first time.
FAR Part 31 isn't a checklist. It's the rulebook for which costs survive DCAA scrutiny. GovCon Interactive helps government contractors build accounting systems that keep every dollar traceable, allocable, and defensible — from cost-reimbursement readiness through full CAS-covered contracts.
Is your contract subject to CAS? Here is how to know.
CAS applicability depends on contract type, award value, and business unit status. GovCon Interactive determines which CAS clauses apply and builds the disclosure statement and cost accounting practices to match.
Full vs. modified coverage
Full or modified CAS coverage is identified based on award type and value thresholds under 48 CFR 9903.
Disclosure statement (DS-2)
A CASB DS-2 is prepared from scratch, describing cost accounting practices in the language DCAA expects.
Cost accounting practice changes
Every planned accounting change is evaluated to determine whether it triggers a CAS-compliant adjustment, with the impact on prior contracts documented.
CAS gap analysis
Current practices are audited against applicable CAS clauses and every gap is flagged before DCAA finds it.
CAS exemption reviews
Contract qualification for CAS exemption is confirmed and the rationale is documented for the audit file.
Schedule a compliance assessment
We'll review your current CAS and FAR Part 31 posture against DCAA standards and tell you exactly what needs attention — no fluff, no upselling.
What CAS coverage applies to your contract portfolio?
CAS applicability depends on your contract value, award type, and funding source. We help you determine which CAS clauses apply and how to structure your accounting system to meet them efficiently.
DCAA-compliant accounting systems that pass SF 1408 review
We build the internal controls, cost structures, and documentation you need to win and perform on government contracts without corrective action plans.
What federal cost principles require
Government contractors must establish policies and accounting procedures that comply with federal cost principles. Here is what that covers.
Modified vs. Full CAS coverage
Cost Accounting Standards establish uniform rules for estimating, accumulating, allocating, and reporting costs on covered government contracts. Coverage depends on award value and business unit status.
What a FAR and CAS compliance engagement delivers
Every compliance engagement produces documentation that stands up to DCAA audit scrutiny. These are the core deliverables.
Your first DCAA-compliant accounting system, ready for review
Built from the ground up by someone who knows exactly what the auditors look for. No redos. No delays.