Employment Litigation Attorneys

 

When your company loses a bid, time is of the essence. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) requires a Bid Protest to be filed within 10 days of learning of the contract award or a deficiency in the bidding process.  This is only one of the challenging requirements in the bid protest process.  If you find your business in this unfortunate position, the highly qualified government contracts attorneys at Whitcomb Selinsky, PC are ready to go to work to protect your company against the bid protest and keep your hard-fought government contract. 

 

When a business is poised to win a federal contract award set aside for small businesses, there is always the potential for a competitor to challenge that award on the basis that the proposed winner is not actually a small business based on SBA’s size and affiliation rules. If the SBA determines that the awardee is not a small business, it can lose the award.

Size protests must be taken seriously and addressed quickly.

Size protests and appeals often involve complicated factual and legal questions. Failing to adequately respond to a protest could be considered an admission that your company is not a small business.  Like bid protests, SBA size protests are complex and time-sensitive.  The expert government contract attorneys at Whitcomb Selinsky, PC are ready to get to work on helping you keep your hard-earned government contract.