FEATURED PRACTICE AREAS
-
Government Contracts
The federal government spends hundreds of billions of dollars each year buying various types of products and services. This is a market that cannot be ignored. → more -
Bid Protest Services
Our attorneys have extensive experience with all aspects of the bid protest process. From preparing the initial protest to examining witnesses at trials and hearings, we have filed or defended hundreds of cases. → more -
GSA Schedules
We have an active GSA Schedule practice representing numerous manufacturers, dealers and service providers in all aspects of GSA Schedule contracts. → more -
National Security Practice
We represent foreign and domestic companies as well as individuals in all matters involving security clearances and national security. → more- Federal Programs for Small Business
We specialize in advising clients about federal government programs and opportunities for small businesses. → more- Business and Employment Litigation
Our litigation team can represent you with experience and expertise in all types of dispute resolution, from contract and employment to intellectual property and securities. → moreCorporate Law
We provide a depth of experienced guidance on practically all aspects of corporate law, including business formation, governance and operation, contracts and transactions, growth and exit strategies. → more- Grants, Cooperative Agreements, and CRADAs
We represent grantees and contractors in federal and state grant, cooperative agreement, contract and subcontract matters. → moreInsurance Coverage
We represent insured clients in negotiations with insurance carriers across all aspects of claim recovery. → moreAnnouncements
- GAO Bid Protest Jurisdiction, Timeliness, and Automatic Stay
When considering filing a protest, due dates and jurisdictional rules vary depending on the type of procurement at issue. Here is a quick cheat-sheet for GAO protest jurisdiction, timeliness, and the automatic stay. → more - GAO Bid Protest Decision TCG, Inc.
Bid protest asserting latent ambiguities in the solicitation is dismissed as untimely where the protester could have raised this protest ground in its initial protest filing, but failed to do so. GAO denied protest allegation challenging the agency’s price reasonableness analysis, finding that the agency reasonably documented its determination that the awardee’s price, while higher […] → more - Beer & Bid Protests
Should I file a bid protest? What should I ask in a debriefing? What is my timeline for filing a protest? What if I win an award that is protested? COME GET ALL YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED AT BID PROTESTS OVER BEER! → more - SDVOSB COMPANIES MUST NOTIFY CVE OF CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP
Contractors have many balls to juggle at one time. Performing awarded contracts; submitting proposals for new work; identifying potential subcontractors; paying personnel; and complying with the rules under the FAR and applicable contract clauses. → more
We are an active member of Lawyers Associated Worldwide (LAW), an international network of over 100 member law firms located in key business centers around the world, representing a global resource of over 4,000 individual lawyers. Our LAW affiliation enables us to provide our clients with access to a worldwide solution to their legal needs. Cordatis partner, Bill Savarino, served as LAW’s Chairman. - Federal Programs for Small Business