Incurred Cost Submission Consultant

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Posted May 14, 2026

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Overview

An organization in the government contracting industry is seeking an experienced Incurred Cost Submission (ICS) Consultant to support the preparation and filing of its FY2025 ICS. This is a remote, urgent, project-based role expected to last approximately one month.

The employer generates about $50 million in annual revenue and maintains a relatively straightforward cost structure including Fringe, Overhead, and G&A. Most contracts are Time & Materials and Fixed Price.

This position is suited for a hands-on government contracting accounting professional who can quickly take ownership of the ICS process and deliver results with minimal ramp-up.

Responsibilities

  • Lead the end-to-end preparation and submission of the FY2025 Incurred Cost Submission
  • Prepare and review required schedules such as Schedules H, H-1, I, K, and supporting schedules including Schedule O
  • Extract and validate data from Unanet to support ICS schedules and reconciliations
  • Ensure compliance with FAR, DCAA, and government contracting reporting requirements
  • Use the prior year (FY2024) submission as a reference
  • Collaborate with the internal finance team and a part-time former Accounting Manager to gather necessary data
  • Manage limited documentation and institutional knowledge due to recent turnover

Requirements

  • Recent, hands-on experience preparing ICS filings for government contractors
  • Strong knowledge of government contracting accounting and compliance requirements, including FAR and DCAA
  • Proven experience with Unanet, including data extraction and reporting
  • Ability to independently lead ICS efforts under tight deadlines
  • Experience working in lean or transitional environments is strongly preferred
  • High attention to detail with a track record of meeting critical filing deadlines

Location

  • Remote

Duration

  • Approximately 1 month (urgent, project-based)