Government Property Management in 2025
On-Demand Webinar – now available
Changes to DoD policies are putting increased pressure on Government Property Managers to move faster, with improved accuracy and with more efficiency than ever. Forward thinking organizations are embracing modern technologies not only to improve productivity; but also, to better position themselves for compliance to their contract obligations.
This free session explores the most recent updates to Defense Audit results and policy changes with a particular emphasis on how modern technology is responding to these challenges and how it can support today’s Property Manager. Don’t miss this critical update on Government Property Management in 2025.
You will learn:
- Update on modern Government Property management systems
- Implications of 2024 Defense Audit Results
- Reducing errors with automation
- Latest Cyber Security requirements
- The evolution of the PIEE and WAWF business systems
Government Property is under the audit spotlight in 2025. The 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) has mandated that the Defense Department pass their full-financial audit before the end of 2028. In response, the Inspector General identified ten scope-limiting material weaknesses one of which is Government Property in the possession of contractors. As a result of this congressional mandate, government contractors should expect increased accountability requirements and pressure to their property management practices. To learn more about this here is our blogpost on the 2024 Defense Audit results.
Organizations that are obligated to FAR 52.245-1 would be wise to review their internal procedures and follow best practices by leveraging a modern Government Property Management system that enables automated and error-free reporting to platforms such as PIEE, WAWF, GFP Module and the IUID Registry.
Don’t miss this expert discussion on Government Property Management with Peter Collins.
