
LEGAL SERVICES
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING SOLUTIONS FOR VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESSES
Helping veteran entrepreneurs win contracts, grow their business, and build a lasting legacy.
NATIONAL VETERANS GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT ATTORNEYS
ASSISTING VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESSES WITH GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS NATIONWIDE
Many businesses seek government contracts, which provide ample fiscal opportunities to grow companies of all sizes and across many industries. Having seasoned legal representation by your side when working to obtain and execute these contracts is
vital.
At the Veterans Advocacy Law Group, we are dedicated to providing the sophisticated legal support that veteran-owned businesses need to grow and flourish. We are a service-disabled veteran-owned firm that assists business owners with all aspects of government contracting. Our national veterans government procurement attorneyy is extensively familiar with how to strategically secure contracts, manage Issues that may arise, and make the most of these opportunities. Whether you are just getting started or are an experienced business owner looking to explore government procurement, our knowledgeable team can provide the tailored, attentive guidance you need to achieve your objectives.
LEGAL SERVICES
FOR VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESSES
Government Contracting
SDVOSB CVE Certification
Trademark Law
Mergers & Acquisitions
Appellate Law
International Business Transactions
OSHA Safety Regulations
Succession Planning

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WHAT IS GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT?
Government procurement occurs when a government agency seeks goods or services from a private, non-government entity. Unlike private companies, government entices cannot simply decide to do business with another entity. They must go through an involved, formal process before entering a contract with a private business.
The government procurement process tends to involve the following steps:

Issuing a proposal and soliciting bids

Accepting and reviewing bids until the set closing date

Awarding the government contract to the lowest, qualified bidder (in most cases)

AVOIDING FALSE CLAIMS ACT ISSUES
When your business submits a bid for a government contract, your organization in effect pledges to provide the goods or services at the price you named. A company can inadvertently run afoul of the False Claims Act if they become unable to fulfill its contractual obligations. The False Claims Act issues costly penalties to parties that deliberately submit false claims to the government. Should your business be unable to meet its contractual deliverables, the government agency could argue that you knew (or should have reasonably known) that you would be unable to deliver. Our national Veterans government procurement attorneys can defend your company against these types of allegations. We can also help you proactively avoid these problems by assisting your business during the initial government procurement process.

NAVIGATING GOVERNMENT CONTRACT DISPUTES
Should a contractual dispute develop between your business and a government agency, the Contract Disputes Act (CDA) will be used to resolve the case. If negotiations fail to produce an agreeable outcome, a Contracting Officer will issue a Final Decision on the conflict. Despite the verbiage, the Contracting Officer’s decision is not actually final. If you are dissatisfied with the decision, you can pursue an appeal before the Board of Contract of Appeals or the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. Higher appeals can be sought via the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and subsequently the U.S. Supreme Court.

PROTECTING YOUR BUSINESS & LEGACY
Our team can help your company explore and pursue all avaliable appellate remedies. We will do everything possible to protect your interests and secure an optimal result.


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