Federal Contract Law: 1-Day Introduction / Refresher
Federal contract law is complex — Phoenix Canyon makes it clear in just one day. This fast-paced course gives busy professionals a practical introduction or refresher in ethics, fiscal law, data rights, protests, and contract management. Through real-world case studies and applied exercises, you’ll cut through the confusion, avoid costly mistakes, and build the confidence to protect your programs and your career. Part of Phoenix Canyon’s Crash Course Series for professionals who need results now.
Federal Contract Law: 3-Day Intensive
Build a stronger foundation in federal contract law with this three-day core course. Participants will explore statutes, the FAR, and case law that shape acquisition, with a focus on applying legal principles to planning, award, and contract administration. Designed for federal employees who need more than a quick overview but not a full week of legal immersion.
Federal Contract Law: Mastery (5-Day)
Build mastery in federal acquisition law with this immersive five-day course. Dive deep into ethics, fiscal law, protests, contract formation, contract administration, and terminations while working hands-on with the FAR, statutes, and case studies. Designed for federal professionals who want the confidence to spot legal issues early, avoid costly pitfalls, and make sound decisions across the entire contracting lifecycle.
ACQ 3700: Acquisition Law
Drowning in statutes, regulations, and case law? Phoenix Canyon’s ACQ 3700: Acquisition Law (5-Day) gives you clarity and control. This intensive certification course takes you deep into the foundations of federal acquisition law — from statutes and the FAR to case law, ethics, fiscal rules, and data rights. Through real-world examples, case studies, and applied exercises, you’ll master how to recognize legal pitfalls, apply rules to acquisition planning and contract management, and work effectively with counsel to resolve disputes. You won’t just memorize the law — you’ll learn how to use it as a tool to strengthen strategies, reduce risk, and make sound contracting decisions with confidence.