How to Write a Government Proposal & Format
November 25, 2013
Develop Simple Strategies of How to Write Contract Proposal to the Federal Government That Actually Work Not every bidder will get a federal contract. However, the ones that do tend to follow some basic approaches that many companies entirely miss. Also, recent developments show that when learning how to write... Read more »
Types of Employment Discrimination Damages
November 25, 2013
The below information has been primarily extracted from the EEOC Website. As an employer involved in an employment discrimination case, you should seek legal advice for a local employer defense lawyer. You should understand the types of employment discrimination damages that your company can be exposed to. Types of Employment Discrimination Damages... Read more »
LPTA Evaluation Factors & Lowest Price Technically Acceptable Contract Bid Protests
November 13, 2013
Understanding how to navigate LPTA evaluation criteria mistakes can allow you to get a second bite at the apple. Lowest Price Technically Acceptable, lowest price technically acceptable evaluation factors are commonplace when it comes to federal procurement and litigating FAR protests. A common mistake made by contractors when litigating bid protest cases... Read more »
Federal Miller Act Payment Bond and Performance Bonds
November 7, 2013
As a government construction contractor, your payment and performance bonds under the Miller Act is critical to getting the award and protecting your company in the event of default. Getting payment and performance is a requirement for federal construction contracts. However, problems arise when small businesses have a difficult time securing... Read more »
