Let's say an agency awards a contract to Acme to provide training services.  Acme will provide virtual training to Agency employees.  Acme does the training by doing live video webinars, giving a link to the training class attendee to download the training class handouts/PDFs, and after the class, Acme emails a link to the training class attendee so they can watch the video recording of the training for up to 30 days.  Also, Acme emails a link to the training class attendee so they can download short video recordings that are high quality production generic explainer video summaries of the training material.  After the training is over, the contract has expired, can the Agency re-use Acme's training materials, or would that be a copyright violation?  Can the Agency employees email Acme's PDFs to other Agency employees?  Also the links to the videos? 

1 hour ago, govt2310 said:

Can the Agency employees email Acme's PDFs to other Agency employees?  Also the links to the videos? 

I would ask Acme.

… and have them explain their reasoning for their answer too. 

A lot depends on how the material is marked and what the training contract said about the Government's rights. If I do a webinar for an agency, I allow them to keep the video and material for their own use. I would only have a problem if another contractor was using my material without my permission to perform a contract. They would also need my permission to release my material outside the Government.