After this course, your finance team knows whether CAS applies and at what coverage level, can defend every allocation to a DCAA auditor, and understands the 2026 threshold increases and GAAP-conformance changes before they reshape the framework. Covers all 19 standards, the Disclosure Statement, the indirect rate machine, and what is changing now. QMS Workbench stays with the team to draft and pressure-test the deliverables.
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Other courses give you a certificate. We give you the judgment to use it.
You will not just check boxes. You will follow the work, ask the questions that reveal how things really operate, and write findings that drive actual change. Your audits will be the ones people talk about because they made things better.
Your ISO 9001 Internal Auditor certificate is not a participation trophy. It proves you can plan, conduct, report, and follow up on audits using real methodology. Employers and registrars recognize this.
After the course, QMS Workbench stays with you. Ask it about clause interpretation, finding statements, audit planning, or corrective action evaluation. It knows your completed coursework and gives answers that build on what you learned.
After the course, your AI compliance mentor is available 24/7. Here is what a real conversation looks like.
Why CAS exists, who enforces it, and the one distinction new govcon accountants get backwards
Measurement, assignment, allocation, and the consistency wrap: the lens that unlocks all nineteen standards
Exemptions, full vs modified coverage, the clauses, flow-down, and the 2026 threshold change
Standards 401, 402, 405, and 406, the rules that wrap all the others
How indirect cost reaches a contract: pools, bases, home office, G and A, and the base games (403, 410, 418, 420)
Long-lived things and imputed cost: capitalization, depreciation, material, and cost of money (404, 409, 411, 414, 417)
Charging the cost of people to the years they earn it: paid absence, pensions, and deferred pay (408, 412, 413, 415)
Unallowable cost in practice plus the two standards that fit no family: standard costs and insurance (405 applied, 407, 416)
Form CASB-DS-1: the binding written description of your practices, and the number one finding in the field
How indirect cost reaches a bill: pools, rates, forward pricing, provisional billing, the incurred cost submission, and accounting-system adequacy
The machinery after the standards: practice-change categories, cost impact (GDM and DCI), the 52.230-6 clocks, offsets, and materiality
The 2025-2026 GAAP-conformance wave, the 2026 NDAA threshold restructuring, the durable core that survives every rule change, and a capstone audit-day walk through all twelve modules
Most training is broken. You sit through a course, pass a quiz, get a certificate... then the real-world problem shows up and you're on your own. Not here.
Ask questions while you implement. Not generic AI. Trained on your standard, your industry, real audit scenarios.
Generic AI gives generic answers. Our AI is trained on real audits, real findings, real consequences. 30+ years of practitioner experience.
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