This briefing will explain the basics of a bid protest - where to file, when to file, and the pros and cons of each forum (agency, with the GAO, or in court). Additionally, this briefing will cover considerations vendors should make before filing a protest.

This briefing will provide an introductory explanation of what an equitable adjustment is, how to recognize contract changes, how to submit an equitable adjustment, and what to do if the contracting officer denies your equitable adjustment.

This briefing will cover the pros and cons of various teaming methods, and how they interplay with the FAR and other sources of law.

Federal agencies are required to award government contracts in accordance with numerous acquisition laws and regulations and this briefing will explain the basics of a bid protest: who can file, when to file, and where to file; the pros/cons of each forum (agency, with the GAO, or in court); and will cover considerations that should be made prior to filing.

This briefing will provide an introductory explanation of what an equitable adjustment is, how to recognize contract changes, how to submit an equitable adjustment, and what to do if the contracting officer denies your equitable adjustment.

This briefing will discuss the ins and outs of obtaining and keeping security clearances for your company and your employees.

This briefing will explain the basics of a bid protest: who can file, when to file, and where to file; the pros/cons of each forum (agency, with the GAO, or in court); and will cover considerations that should be made prior to filing.

This briefing will explain the various ways contractors can team up such as prime/sub relationship, a joint venture, or a Small Business Administration (SBA) Mentor/Protégé Program JV, the pros and cons of each method, and how those methods interplay with the FAR and other sources of procurement law.

This briefing will provide an introductory explanation of what an equitable adjustment is, how to recognize contract changes, how to submit an equitable adjustment, and what to do if the contracting officer denies your equitable adjustment.