A must course for both Government and industry personnel at every level!

Learn what every Government contracts professional needs to know about the Davis-Bacon Act and how to distinguish work covered by the Davis-Bacon from other work covered by the Service Contract Act or the Walsh-Healey Act. Also covers the applicable overtime laws. Learn the current views of the Department of Labor, as well as the FAR and DFARS implementation.

This one-day program is the premier Davis-Bacon Act course.
A must course for both Government and industry personnel at every level.

• Covered Work
• The meaning of “construction”
• What is a “public work”
• What is the “site of the work”
• “Secondary” work sites
• Who is a “laborer or mechanic”
• “Prevailing wages”
• Deductions
• Bona fide fringe benefits
• Meeting wage and fringe benefit requirements
• Record keeping and certified payroll
• Subcontractors
• The wage determination system
• Types of wage determinations
• Periods of effectiveness
• Apprentices
• Helpers
• Letters of inadvertence and modifications
• Task order and maintenance and operation contracts
• Conformances
• DOL and procuring agency authority
• The “Christian doctrine”
• Effect of state laws
• Sanctions for violations
• Overtime
• Distinguishing Davis-Bacon covered work from Service Contract Act covered work

Date: September 23, 2008, Washington, DC
         November 18, 2008, Washington, DC

Registration Fee: Government Personnel $445
                            Non-Government Personnel $495

Instructors: Prof. Gilbert J. Ginsburg, A-76 Institute, LLC
                    Daniel B. Abrahams, Esq.,
                    Brown Rudnick

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For more information on any of these courses, please contact Professor Gilbert J. Ginsburg or David J. Kline at (202)776-7776, fax (202)776-7773, or e-mail to info@a76institute.com.