FAR Code of Conduct

Addressing Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) requirements with federal contractors and subcontractors helps promote integrity, regulatory clarity, and consistency.

Better everyday decisions

Help contractors and subcontractors stay FAR compliant and provide guidance on how to recognize and respond to challenging situations that can harm your organization's reputation.

FAR Code of Conduct provides an overview of key laws, regulations, policies and other ethical and compliance topics including:

Anti-Bribery
Hiring Government Employees
Conflicts of Interest
Gifts and Entertainment
Government Audits
Communications with Government Customers
Pricing Mandates
Government Supply Contracts
Procurement Rules
Third Party Due Diligence
Recordkeeping
Improper Payments
Lobbying Restrictions
Violations

Overview

FAR Code of Conduct Training

The Federal Acquisition Regulation or FAR is a set of rules to ensure that contractors and subcontractors who do business with the federal government comply with standards for honest and ethical conduct. FAR is designed to address waste, fraud and abuse, enhance the integrity of the procurement system, and promote regulatory clarity and consistency.

FAR Code of Conduct training is an important step in helping contractors and subcontractors stay FAR compliant and meet the requirement to adopt a code of business ethics and conduct, implement internal controls and encourage individuals to report misconduct.

Online Training

FAR Code of Conduct

This 30-minute FAR Code of Conduct training is tailored for federal contractors and subcontractors who must comply with Federal Acquisition Regulation rules. Learners gain insights into how ethical behavior relates to laws and regulations and the importance of raising questions when facing challenging or gray-area situations.

Topics are presented in a news show format, featuring interactive videos, news stories, Viewer Mailbag and Twitter Q&A, and interactions and quizzes which reward points for accurate answers. The course includes an acknowledgment form and link to the organization’s Code of Conduct policy.

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Traliant is dedicated to creating interactive training on essential compliance and workplace topics that help organizations build a respectful, inclusive culture.

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