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Earned Value Management (EVMS) Experience

Thursday, 24 September 2009 14:55 administrator
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  • Provided cost/schedule surveillance and control of engineering and manufacturing functions in a classified space environment.  C/SCSC, C/SSR, and CPR/NC Earned Value Management reporting on various Government programs, including preparation of CFSRs.  Developed automated Earned Value Management reporting system and received written commendation award from senior mangagement.
  • Participated in M&A teams performing due diligence on Government contractors, including participating in conference calls with bankers and venture capital firms.  Developed methodology for re-forecasting project Estimates-at-Completion to validate targets’ claimed revenue, margins, and profit.
  • Co-Author, “Renewed Focus on Earned Value Management” (Thomson-West 2007 Government Contracts Year-in-Review Conference)
  • Author, “Program Performance Measurement” (PwC).  Published on "Where in Federal Contracting" website (www.wifcon.com).
  • Author, “Creating Competitive Advantage: How to Transform Program Management” (PwC).  Available at INSERT WEB ADDRESS
  • Instructor, "Activity Based Accounting," Federal Publication Seminars
  • For a publicly traded aerospace/defense contractor, provided SME support to external audit, in connection with revenue recognition under SOP 81-1, analysis of reserves associated with DCAA audit findings and other disputes with the Government, and program management issues.  Also provided training to external audit staff in the areas of revenue recognition and testing, EVMS, and applicable CAS and FAR requirements.
 

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Effective January 1, 2019, Nick Sanders has been named as Editor of two reference books published by LexisNexis. The first book is Matthew Bender’s Accounting for Government Contracts: The Federal Acquisition Regulation. The second book is Matthew Bender’s Accounting for Government Contracts: The Cost Accounting Standards. Nick replaces Darrell Oyer, who has edited those books for many years.