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DCAA Audit Outcomes: Pass, Deficiency, or Corrective Action — What Happens Next for GovCons

April 15, 2026 by Vik Singh

DCAA audit outcomes for GovCons explaining system adequacy, material weaknesses, and corrective action plans under FAR and DFARS business system rules.

GovCon Wednesdays Estimated Read Time: 5 minutes When a DCAA audit wraps, most contractors ask the same questions: “Did we pass?” “Is this a deficiency?” “What do we have to fix—and how fast?” The reality is that DCAA issues audit results, and then contracting leadership (often the Administrative Contracting Officer / ACO) uses those results to make decisions about system adequacy, rates, billing, and next steps. FAR confirms that the Government evaluates and… Read More

Filed Under: DCAA Audit Readiness Tagged With: ACO, Audit Findings, Audit Outcomes, Audit Readiness, CAP, Corrective Action Plan, DCAA Audit, DFARS, GovCon Compliance, VSINGH CPA

Common DCAA Findings (and How to Avoid Them): A Practical Guide for GovCons

March 18, 2026 by Vik Singh

Most common DCAA audit findings for GovCons including timekeeping deficiencies, unallowable costs, and indirect rate reconciliation errors.

GovCon Wednesdays Estimated Read Time: 5 minutes Most DCAA “findings” aren’t about bad intent they’re about weak controls, inconsistent documentation, or preventable process gaps. The good news: the most common issues repeat across contractors, which means you can address them before an auditor does. This post covers the most frequent DCAA audit findings Government contractors run into and a straightforward way to prevent each one.   What DCAA means by a “finding”… Read More

Filed Under: DCAA Audit Readiness Tagged With: Audit Findings, Audit Readiness, DCAA Audit, GovCon Compliance, Government Contracting, Indirect Rates, Labor Charging, Timekeeping Compliance, Unallowable Costs, VSINGH CPA

Common PBR Mistakes — And How to Avoid Them

October 8, 2025 by Vik Singh

Common DCAA Provisional Billing Rate (PBR) mistakes including unallowable costs, outdated data, and missing FAR 42.704 documentation.

GovCon Wednesday’s A Guide for GovCons Focused on DCAA ComplianceEstimated Read Time: 8 minutes Submitting your Provisional Billing Rate (PBR) isn’t the final compliance hurdle—it’s just the beginning. Many government contractors make avoidable errors in their PBR submissions that lead to billing delays, audit complications, or even rejected invoices. These mistakes are often small like using outdated data or failing to document assumptions but they can have outsized impacts on… Read More

Filed Under: PBR Tagged With: Audit Findings, Billing Errors, Compliance Risk, DCAA Compliance, FAR 42.704, GovCon Accounting, Government Contracting, Indirect Rates, PBR Mistakes, Provisional Billing Rates

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