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Alex Major takes a “Deep Dive on SPRS Level 1 and Level 2 Reporting” during a webinar hosted by the National Defense Industrial Association. 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

This is session 4 of 4 in the Introduction to Government Contracts webinar series. Philip Lee identifies what to do when things go “wrong” during performance of a Government contract. They discuss the circumstances under which a request for an equitable adjustment (REA) to the contract 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

This is session 3 of 4 in the Introduction to Government Contracts webinar series. Philip Lee identifies several issues Government contractors wil encounter in everyday performance of Government contracts. They discuss performance management, focusing on topics such as evolving cyber Continue Reading

This is session 2 of 4 in the Introduction to Government Contracts webinar series. Philip Lee walks through the process of registering in the System for Award Management (SAM) and the representations and certifications made in that system. They also discuss the Government procurement process Continue Reading

This is session 1 of 4 in the Introduction to Government Contracts Webinar Series. In this session, Philip Lee introduces students to the specialized contracting procedures that apply to contracts with the U.S. Government. They examine the uniform contract format and discuss the purpose of each Continue Reading

Erin Prest, McCarter & English Partner and Megan Petersen, Senior VP of Policy, Public Sector and Counsel at the Information Technology Industry Council provide important guidance for government contractors who are seeking to ensure compliance with the government’s rapidly expanding 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

Part 2 of our miniseries on Size and Status protests. After covering the basics – i.e. small business eligibility rules – in part 1, in this webinar, experienced Government Contracting attorney Maria Panichelli focuses on the practices and procedures that are used when a business’ size or status Continue Reading