Most companies have systems in place to effectively measure and manage their capital and intellectual assets. These systems focus on meeting the company’s accounting guidelines and maximizing profits. However, the systems you have in place may not match what the government requires for executing a contract, which is where ITECS can help! ITECS helps you understand the requirements and comply with government standards. Our network of experts reviews and interprets the contract requirements, audits your existing systems, identifies any gaps, and makes recommendations to meet the government-mandated standards.

Our Process:

Identifying Contract Requirements

The ITECS Network includes accountants, lawyers, and contract managers who have deep experience in working on a wide range of government contracts in most industries. ITECS reviews and interprets the requirements of the government agency and the agency’s audit process and then outlines what's necessary to meet the obligations of the contract.

Auditing Existing Systems

ITECS works with your firm to audit your existing systems, such as your accounting, project management, and purchasing systems.

Identifying Gaps

ITECS compares the obligations of the contract to our audit of your existing systems. We identify any gaps that the existing system needs to meet the requirements of the contract.

Making Recommendations for Closing the Gaps

Finally, with a focus on making the fewest possible changes to your systems, ITECS makes recommendations about how to fill the gaps and comply with the government’s systems obligations. If you lack the in-house expertise, we can recommend vendors to modify your systems. Our recommendations ensure that a firewall is built between your standard operating systems and the systems necessary for contracting with the government.