The Contract Disputes Act (CDA) governs negotiations and litigation that arises from government contract disputes. Accordingly, if your business has a dispute with a term or issue pertaining to a government contract, the CDA is the controlling law. It outlines a process by which a dispute is heard and decided. The first step is having a Contracting Officer issue a Final Decision on the dispute. If one of the parties disagrees, the Board of Contract Appeals or the United States Court of Federal Claims may then hear the issue. If there is a need for a higher appeal, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is the next option, followed by the Supreme Court of the United States.
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If you own a business and are actively seeking a government contract or need assistance maintaining an existing government contract, it is essential to have an experienced government procurement attorney who can assist you throughout the process. Government procurement can involve many different types of contracts for goods or services from contractors. Whether you are just getting started in your business and want to learn more about government procurement, or if you need assistance with the complex formal legal process of government procurement and securing a contract, one of our experienced government procurement attorneys can assist you.
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Our attorneys pride themselves on finishing the job in less time than anticipated and responding to client communications within 24 hours of receiving a call, email, or text. Our team also stays current on the changes in government contracting law, including the regulations and relevant case law. Whitcomb, Selinsky, PC brings the skills, tactical decision making, and discipline each member of our team has learned through professional experiences representing each of our clients — business and individuals alike. We measure our success by the success of our clients. Give us an opportunity to serve you here at Whitcomb, Selinsky, PC. The experienced government procurement attorneys at our firm can begin working with your business today. Contact Whitcomb, Selinsky, PC online or call our offices at 866-476-4558 for more information.
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