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Debriefing, Bid Protests, and Size & Status Investigations

By Kerstin Isaacs on October 26, 2015
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Please join us for Maria Panichelli’s webinar for Govology on October 29, 2015 at 1:00PM EST.

In today’s extremely competitive federal contracting market, understanding bid protests and the procedures relating to protests can make the difference between getting the contract, or getting left out of the race altogether. 

Was a contract improperly awarded to someone else?

Want to know if there is any way to fight the agency’s decision and get the award after all?

Sign up for this webinar and learn how to use debriefings and protests as an affirmative tool to get the contract you deserve.  We also discuss the defensive side of protests, teaching you how to defend against, or even avoid, protests filed by frustrated competitors.  Lastly, we will teach you about size and status protests, which address the size and eligibility of Small, 8(a), VO/SDVOSB, ED/WOSB and HUBZone businesses.

For more information, and to register, please visit the Govology website.

Maria L. Panichelli is an Associate in the firm’s Federal Contracting Practice Group. Her practice includes a wide variety of federal contracting and construction matters, as well as all aspects of small business procurement.

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As the Marketing Director, Kerstin brings 15  years of experience in law firm marketing operations to the firm. She oversees the execution of the firm’s strategic marketing and business development activities including marketing plans, public relations, and social media, advertising, sponsorships, and events.

As the Marketing Director, Kerstin brings 15  years of experience in law firm marketing operations to the firm. She oversees the execution of the firm’s strategic marketing and business development activities including marketing plans, public relations, and social media, advertising, sponsorships, and events. Kerstin is responsible for process improvements to the firm’s use of business development research tools, contact relationship management systems, and email marketing systems.

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  • Blog:
    Federal Construction Contracting Blog
  • Organization:
    Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Furman
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