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Government Contract Attorneys

Representation for Federal Government Contractors

With frequent changes to complex federal contracting regulations, federal contractors need a partner to help them through the complex regulations and compliance issues inherent in government contracting. At the Federal Practice Group, our experienced government contract attorneys help government contractors of all sizes and geographical locations navigate the potential pitfalls of government contracting.

Our government contracts attorneys are experienced in dealing with the complete range of legal issues which can occur throughout the procurement life-cycle. From reviewing solicitations, proposals, and teaming agreements to contract administration, claims, and terminations, the Federal Practice Group counsels government contractors and provides complete legal representation that obtains the best results for our clients efficiently.

If you want your company to deliver services to the United States government, you will need to enter into a contract before proceeding. As these contracts are always highly complex, a federal contract attorney can significantly assist in navigating this part of the process. Whether you are operating from within the U.S. or outside of the U.S., the Federal Practice Group government contract attorneys can help you by reviewing the proposed contract and negotiating desired changes. Our firm will be diligent in protecting you from contracts that are not advantageous or are, in fact, detrimental to you.

At FPG, we are experienced in the following areas of government contracting:

Our government contracts team of attorneys can help identify organizational conflicts of interest and use our expertise to seek creative ways to resolve them. We can also counsel your firm regarding such issues as your mandatory disclosure obligations, rights, and responsibilities under specific government programs and regulations. These include the Federal Awardee Performance and Integrity Information System (FAPIIS), the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act (FFATA), and the Diplomatic Construction Program.

Our government contracts legal team can also assist with contract litigation to address issues regarding bids, breach of contract, and other problems that arise before or after your contract is enacted. We can confidently address matters involving the Government Accountability Office and other entities. Without a broad understanding of the law, it is incredibly easy to overlook seemingly small points, resulting in disadvantageous terms for your business. Having legal representation fighting to defend your rights can make all the difference to the success and future of your company. When you have contract matters soundly in place, you can move forward and take advantage of how lucrative these contracts can be.

CROSS-DISCIPLINARY EXPERTISE

Our government contracts attorneys can draw cross-disciplinary expertise from the firm’s complimentary practice groups, which include Corporate, Employment and Labor, Military, Security Clearance, and White Collar Criminal Defense. As a result, our clients benefit from comprehensive legal representation, no matter the issue, the product or service supplied, or the customer agency. At the Federal Practice Group, we specialize in providing a one-stop shop that simplifies complex problems. Learn how we can assist you with your bid protest needs.

WORLDWIDE SERVICE

Our government contracts attorneys pride themselves on providing top-notch service to clients worldwide. Although technology allows many of our services to be offered from afar, certain situations necessitate the physical presence of an attorney at a given location. Our government contracts attorneys frequently travel to remote locations, such as Afghanistan, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar, when needed for a case. Our attorneys can assist with your government contract issues no matter the distance. We welcome the opportunity to discuss how we can help you with your government contracting needs.

 

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