Here’s a synopsis of the seminar:

Have you ever thought about protesting a lost government contract?  Has your award ever been protested and did you let the Agency defend it by themselves?  Have you ever questioned the size of a winner of a small business award or has your size ever been challenged?  What are your rights to protest?  When and where can you protest an award?  What issues can you protest?

If you missed our November 2012 seminar on Non-competition and Non-solicitation Provisions:  Issues in Drafting/Negotiation and Enforcement, you can download the presentation here:  http://www.mwllegal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Noncompete-and-Nonsolicit.pdf

Here’s a synopsis of the seminar:

In this seminar we will analyze non-competition and non-solicitation provisions in the contexts of M&A transactions, employee/consultant relationships and subcontracting agreements. We will address issues that arise in the drafting and negotiation of these provisions, as well as issues related to enforcement and litigation, with a particular emphasis on issues impacting federal service contractors who operate in the DC/MD/VA region.

If you missed our July 2012 seminar on Subcontract Agreements:  Negotiation and Drafting Issues, you can download the presentation here:  http://www.mwllegal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Subcontract-Agreements.pdf 

Here’s a synopsis of the seminar:

In this seminar we will provide you with all the information you need to negotiate a sound Subcontract Agreement, whether from the perspective of a prime contractor or a subcontractor.  We will conduct a mock negotiation of selected provisions of a federal services Subcontract Agreement, covering the most frequently negotiated provisions and those most likely to result in future disputes.  We will also briefly summarize the role of Non-Disclosure Agreements and Teaming Agreements in the subcontracting process.

If you missed our May 2012 seminar on Small Business Affiliation Rules:  Teaming Agreements and Size Protests, you can download the presentation here:  http://www.mwllegal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Small-Business-Affiliation-Rules.pdf 

Here’s a synopsis of the seminar:

Teaming to win small business set-aside work can be perilous to the small-business prime contractor for various reasons.  One reason that is often overlooked is the potential impact that a teaming relationship can have on the small-business prime contractor’s size.  Size, of course, essentially defines eligibility in competitions set-aside for small businesses.  Failure to understand and follow the long-standing SBA rules pertaining to size determinations can lead to disqualification and denial of contract award.  This seminar addresses some of those rules and their application to federal Small Business Set-Aside contracting.