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LAST call for our Final Briefing in FY 2023 Bid and Award Protests Today--- Thursday, September 28th 1:00 pm EST Host David Lowe and SME Jason Moy 📢 Considering filing a bid protest for a federal government contract? 📜 Learn the essentials in our latest briefing! Are you eyeing a government contract and suspect a violation of procurement laws or regulations? 🤔 Don't miss out on your chance to take action! 💼 Check out my comprehensive guide on bid protests, covering the who, when, where, and the pros/cons of each forum. 📝 Whether it's with the agency, at the GAO, or in court, We've got you covered. Empower yourself with the knowledge you need to navigate the complex world of government contracts and procurement. 💪 Register here: https://lnkd.in/eaR-ki3f #GovernmentContracts #BidProtest #ProcurementLaws #FederalContracts #LegalInsights #EmpowerYourself #LinkedInPost #CallToAction

One Last Briefing in FY 2023 Bid and Award Protests Thursday, September 28th 1:00 pm EST Host David Lowe and SME Jason Moy 📢 Considering filing a bid protest for a federal government contract? 📜 Learn the essentials in our latest briefing! Are you eyeing a government contract and suspect a violation of procurement laws or regulations? 🤔 Don't miss out on your chance to take action! 💼 Check out my comprehensive guide on bid protests, covering the who, when, where, and the pros/cons of each forum. 📝 Whether it's with the agency, at the GAO, or in court, We've got you covered. Empower yourself with the knowledge you need to navigate the complex world of government contracts and procurement. 💪 Register here: https://lnkd.in/eaR-ki3f #GovernmentContracts #BidProtest #ProcurementLaws #FederalContracts #LegalInsights #EmpowerYourself #LinkedInPost #CallToAction

💡7 Reasons Why Awardees Should Intervene in Bid Protests It's the final month of FY23 and agencies are rushing to spend those "use it or lose it" contracting dollars. If you are awarded a contract and an unsuccessful offeror challenges the award, should you intervene in the #bidprotest? Below is my first reason why awardees should consider intervening... 1️⃣ of 7 – Agencies Often Anticipate Intervenors Federal government contracting is a complex and competitive landscape. In many cases, contracting officials understand that there is a correlation between the award value and the likelihood of a protest. After all, bid protests are an inherent part of the procurement process and the larger and more complex the procurement, the more time and money contractors often will have spent to position themselves for award. Agencies understand this reality and often anticipate that, when bid protests are inevitably filed, awardees will likely intervene to defend their awards. As such, because interventions are expected, agencies typically do not discourage such actions or view them in a negative light. Therefore, optical or political considerations generally are neither impediments nor factors in intervention decisions. 👉 To see the other reasons, check out my article in the comments. ✅ And, and to stay current with the latest news, insights, and legal analysis in the #govcon space, follow my blog GovConJudicata and subscribe at www.GovConJudicata.com. #bidprotests #govconlaw #govconthoughts #govconjudicata

Are you aware of the intricacies of size protests under unrestricted Multiple Award Contracts (MACs)? If not, learn how recent OHA decisions are shaping the landscape for small businesses contesting for opportunities in government contracting and learn about navigating the complexities of size determinations from The Coalition for Government Procurement. https://bit.ly/4dSkTap #GovernmentContracting #SmallBusiness #SizeProtests

Are you a contractor weighing whether to file a federal bid protest? If so, RJO shareholder Stephen Bacon’s upcoming webinar with the APMP Chesapeake Chapter can offer valuable insights. On May 1 at 12 p.m. EST, Stephen will lead “The Bid Protest Playbook” and walk attendees through the complex rules governing bid protests. His presentation will cover the legal and business considerations that dictate the necessity and outcomes of bid protests in both the pre-award and post-award phases. Stephen will also highlight the types of protests contractors can file, the forums and processes that govern bid protest adjudications, the different ways to evaluate and implement protest strategies and more. Learn more about how you can attend Stephen’s webinar on our website: https://lnkd.in/exYCvSFF #FederalContracting #BidProtest #ContractManagement #FederalContracting101

There is nothing like expert advice when you are pondering a protest. Join our free webinar on May 1 to learn more.

Curious about government contracting? Want to understand bid protests and compliance better? Dive into our insightful blog post, 'Decoding Government Contracting,' for a clearer perspective on navigating this complex landscape. See more: https://lnkd.in/g-6m8TRZ #governmentcontracting #governmentcontractingconsultant #governmentcontractingcompanies #businessdevelopment #businessowners #smallbusinesses #generalcontractor

Size protests are a vital and effective tool for promoting small business goals and competition in the federal procurement and award process. If the concept is newer or you need a refresher, check out this Back to Basics blog on size protests and appeals. Keep reading: https://bit.ly/3SxlplN

Navigate the intricate world of bid protests with ease! Watch our video to learn when and where to file. Got questions? Our team of seasoned government contract attorneys is here to assist you. Reach out today for expert guidance https://bit.ly/3SYv8R5 🏛️💼 #BidProtest #GovernmentContracts #LegalInsights