Bid Protests- Winning or Losing Secure Your Contract Award


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Learn Why Bid Protests occur and learn the steps you can take to prevent them


Bid protests have become a regular feature of government contracting.  Experienced contractors know that understanding how bid protests work—both the process and the substantive issues—is essential to maximizing their competitive positions.  This is true when deciding if, and when, to protest, and knowing how to participate in a protest to help protect a contract award.  This webinar, taught by two government contract attorneys with  protest experience, will provide a comprehensive look at bid protests.
 

Key Topics Covered

  • Where to protest: Agency level protest vs. GAO vs. US Court of Federal Claims: pros and cons at each forum
  • What can and cannot be protested, and when
  • Making the decision to protest—legal and business factors to consider
  • What to expect in a protest—walking through the process
  • Intervening in a protest: options when another contractor protests the RFP, or protests your award

Speaker and Presenter Information

Heather Mims

ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY

 

Heather Mims  practice is primarily focused on government contracts law, employment law, and litigation. Heather has extensive experience litigating bid protests before the Government Accountability Office. She also has experience working with contractors on claims and appeals, government contract terminations, and subcontract disputes. 

 

Tyler Freiberger

ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY

 

Tyler primarily focuses on employment law, litigation, and compliance with regulations on federal contractors. He has successfully litigated employment issues before the EEOC, MSPB, local counties human rights commissions, the United States D.C. District Court, Maryland District Court, and the Eastern District of Virginia. 

Relevant Government Agencies

Other Federal Agencies, State & Local Government


    Event Type
    Webcast


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    When
    Thu, Jun 17, 2021, 1:00pm - 3:00pm ET


    Cost

    Attendee:  $99.00


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    Organizer
    Centre Law and Consulting


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