GovCon Interactive LLC
GovCon Interactive LLC
A compliant audit trail starts here
With more than two decades of dedicated DCAA audit readiness experience, GovCon Interactive designs and implements accounting systems engineered to pass SF 1408 reviews on initial submission.
Most firms sell you a system. We build you a defense.
A DCAA-compliant accounting system isn't a software purchase. It's a set of internal controls that survive an audit. We design yours around FAR Part 31, not whatever the sales demo promised.
8 compliance services for government contractors
Every service built around FAR Part 31, DCAA audit protocol, and the internal controls that keep your contracts compliant from day one.
Schedule a DCAA compliance consultation
One call gets you a straight assessment of where your accounting system stands and what it needs to pass SF 1408.
What does DCAA compliance actually require?
Quick answers to the questions government contractors ask most often. Need more detail? Just ask.
What makes an accounting system DCAA-compliant?
DCAA looks for reliable job costing, accurate labor charging, clear indirect cost segregation, and proper internal controls. If your system can produce auditable cost data by contract, you are most of the way there.
Do I need an SF 1408 before bidding on a contract?
For many contracts, yes. The SF 1408 is the government's pre-award accounting system review. We help you prepare the policies, procedures, and system documentation required to pass it on the first attempt.
What is an indirect cost rate and why does it matter?
Indirect cost rates (fringe, overhead, G&A) determine how much you can bill for shared expenses. Without DCAA-approved rates, you risk underbidding proposals or having costs challenged during an audit.
How long does a DCAA audit typically take?
It depends on your system complexity and audit scope. Some audits wrap in weeks; others take months. We help you respond to document requests quickly and stay ahead of findings.
Can a small contractor handle DCAA compliance alone?
It is possible but time-consuming. Many small contractors outsource their accounting system setup, billing, and audit support to us so they can focus on winning and performing contracts.
What happens if DCAA finds a compliance issue?
You will receive a corrective action plan. We help you address each finding, adjust your system or procedures, and demonstrate compliance before the next audit cycle.
Still have questions?
Every contractor's situation is different. Send us a note and we will give you a straight answer — no sales pitch, just the facts.