
May 2022
Small Business Contracting 2022: Formation and Affiliation Issues
This 5-part series covers the various issues pertaining to Small Business Contracting and Subcontracting Programs implemented through the Federal procurement process. It covers the complex rules that apply when a Federal procurement is set-aside, in whole or in part, for small business; when a large contractor subcontracts with small business; and when a small business prime contractor needs to subcontract work to be able to perform a U.S. Government contract set-aside. The series also covers the unique requirements for compliance…
Find out more »June 2022
Bid Protests from All Angles
This four-part series is intended to provide a comprehensive understanding of the options and considerations that go into challenging (or defending) the award of a government contract, i.e. a bid protest. The instructor, Jeff Chiow, has been among the most active bid protest attorneys at GAO and the Court of Federal Claims over the last decade. This is not a review of cases, but rather a distillation of the legal, procedural, and practical factors that inform the litigation of bid…
Find out more »Communicating Effectively to the Government
Regardless of advances in technology, effective communications remain critical in a Government contract setting. Join Tim Sullivan and Stephen Yuter as they discuss some of the problems they frequently encounter, how to deal with those problems, and how to avoid them in the future. Our speakers will break the Government contracting process into three distinct phases: Pre-Proposal, the Proposal Process, and Post-Award. Specifically, they will focus on the communications challenges in each phase and the best practices for overcoming them.…
Find out more »Communicating Effectively to the Government
Regardless of advances in technology, effective communications remain critical in a Government contract setting. Join Tim Sullivan and Stephen Yuter as they discuss some of the problems they frequently encounter, how to deal with those problems, and how to avoid them in the future. Our speakers will break the Government contracting process into three distinct phases: Pre-Proposal, the Proposal Process, and Post-Award. Specifically, they will focus on the communications challenges in each phase and the best practices for overcoming them.…
Find out more »Bid Protests from All Angles
This four-part series is intended to provide a comprehensive understanding of the options and considerations that go into challenging (or defending) the award of a government contract, i.e. a bid protest. The instructor, Jeff Chiow, has been among the most active bid protest attorneys at GAO and the Court of Federal Claims over the last decade. This is not a review of cases, but rather a distillation of the legal, procedural, and practical factors that inform the litigation of bid…
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