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Any federal government contractor can tell you that getting the contract award is only the beginning. The FAR imposes a whole host of obligations on the contractor, which govern the way that contractor should perform, how it should handle changes to the contract, and how it may seek compensation or Continue Reading

If you are in federal contracting, you have almost certainly heard of joint venturing and, relatedly, of Mentor-Protégé relationships. When used correctly, these strategies can greatly increase both large and small businesses’ contract/subcontract opportunities, and give revenue a Continue Reading

In this special 90 min installment of the M&E GovCon webinar series, M&E GovCon partner Maria Panichelli provides contractors with an overview of everything they need to know about teaming and subcontracting on federal projects, from both a prime and subcontractor point of view. As a Continue Reading

Federal contracting is complicated. Subcontracting on federal jobs can sometimes be even more so. A successful subcontracting relationship on a federal project requires the parties to consider not only their own interests, but also the interests of the end user, the government. This balancing act Continue Reading

Part 3 of our 3-Part Miniseries on Bid Protests We’ve covered bid protest basics, and bid protest procedures, so now it’s time to dive into the substantive issues at the heart of bid protest litigation. In this webinar, experienced protest attorney Maria Panichelli provides a deeper look into Continue Reading

Part 2 of our 3-Part Miniseries on Bid Protests Now that we’ve talked about Bid Protests fundamentals in part 1, it’s time to talk about the mechanics and procedures involved in bid protest litigation. In this webinar, M&E GovCon Partner Maria Panichelli talks about the various places a Continue Reading

Part 1 of our 3-Part Miniseries on Bid Protests In today’s competitive federal marketplace, bid protests are an almost inevitable feature of many infrastructure procurements. Successful contractors make sure they understand the rules and regulations governing bid protests, and learn how to Continue Reading

As a small business, the US Federal Government gives you an advantage over larger contractors through various ways including set-asides. However, you need to prove you are a small business. The SBA defines a small business through size standards either by dollars or number of employees as found in Continue Reading