Government Contracting and Bid Protest Lawyers
Complete Contractor Assistance in Virginia, Maryland, Washington, DC and Nationwide
Government contractors need legal counsel from attorneys with experience handling the unique situations that may arise when dealing with state or federal government. At General Counsel, P.C., we have the knowledge and negotiation skills to resolve GSA government contract disputes, draft government agreements and handle contract administration.
Comprehensive Government Contractor Representation
Our government contract attorneys have experience providing legal advice, negotiation and litigation expertise relevant to the entire lifecycle of a government contractor. We have been able to resolve disputes with government customers without resorting to costly litigation that can damage business relationships.
When necessary, we file bid protests and pursue contract claims against the government. We have been involved in more than 150 bid protests and know what it takes to succeed in state and federal courts.
Giving Your Company an Advantage in Government Contracts
We advise clients on teaming agreements, subcontractor agreements, and related issues. We also advise clients who wish to become government contractors if they qualify for small business set-aside awards, such as:
We will work with you to determine whether your business qualifies for these and many more government programs. Once your business is certified, we will help you to turn that certification into monetary value.
Government Contract Litigation Attorneys
Our attorneys have litigated government contract claims successfully in front of many courts, including:
- The Government Accountability Office (GAO)
- The U. S. Court of Federal Claims
- The Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals
- The Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
- The Energy Board of Contract Appeals
- The FAA's Office of Dispute Resolution for Acquisition
- The Small Business Administration's Office of Hearings and Appeals
General Counsel, P.C.'s attorneys are also familiar with litigating subcontractor disputes before private dispute resolution panels, such as the American Arbitration Association.
Contact a Virginia Government Contracts Lawyer
Contact our government contracting law office by e-mail or call 703-556-0411 to schedule a consultation. We represent government contractors in Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C., and across the nation.