The New “Buy American"

Compliance With Changing Rules in Government Product Sales

2 Learning Credits

March 17, 2021

Available Live or On-Demand

Recent changes under the Trump & Biden Administration have put a renewed focus on enforcement of the regulations around Buy America.

This course will cover all aspects of the BAA, TAA, and related exceptions. Learn what the Acts cover, how to ensure your products comply, and how to create a Compliance Program to avoid the costly penalties.

webinar

1PM-2PM EST

Electronic Training Materials

All your course training materials will be delivered electronically

2 Learning Credits for Government or Industry

Meets Continuing Professional Education Credits (CPES) and Continuous Learning Points (CLPS)

Pricing

$149

Virtual Instructor Led

$99

On-Demand
available march 19

Key Topics Covered

Understand what the BAA, TAA, and related regulations actually require
Determine what contracts are covered and what contracts are exempt
Plan your production, proposal, and performance strategy around those requirements
Analyze the frequent situations where BAA or TAA compliance is not clear
Determine if a particular product complies with BAA and TAA
Learn what “manufactured” in the US really means

Know what qualifies as “substantial transformation” under the TAA
Plan for the prime/sub relationship impacted by the regulations requirements
Design or improve government contract compliance programs
Understand the consequences of falsely certifying a product as compliant under the False Claims Act, the False Statements Act, and debarment procedures
Recognize other national requirements including specialty metals, The Berry Amendment, and special contract clauses

Our Instructors

Tyler primarily focuses on employment law, litigation, and compliance with regulations on federal contractors. He has successfully litigated employment issues before the EEOC, MSPB, local counties human rights commissions, the United States D.C. District Court, Maryland District Court, and the Eastern District of Virginia.