Every year, government contractors eagerly await the U.S. Department of Labor’s announcement of the new fringe benefit obligation for health and welfare benefits under the Services Contract Act (SCA). The…
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The Service Contract Act, Fringe Benefits, and Compliance
The Service Contract Act (or SCA) looms large among government contractors as one of the most significant regulations that govern the work they do. Keeping abreast of the basics of…
Health and Welfare Benefits Under the SCA
The Department of Labor’s annual fringe rate for health and welfare benefits has a massive impact on the operations of SCA contractors. The state of the fringe rate greatly influences…
DBA, SCA, and Prevailing Wage: Laws that Govern Contractors
By virtue of working with the federal government, government contractors are subject to an assortment of rules, regulations, and laws that dictate how they work. Compliance with the Davis-Bacon Act,…
DBA and SCA Contractors Impacted by New Minimum Wage Requirements
The minimum wage has been the focus of much political, business, and cultural discussion and debate. Under the Biden administration, that minimum wage discussion has become a priority and government…
The Contractor’s Plan for Submitting a SCA Contract Bid
The Service Contract Act (SCA) is an important regulation that governs federal contractors. For SCA contractors of all levels of experience, the SCA proposal preparation process can present an array…