Michael H. Payne
Professional Bio
As Chair of the firm’s growing Government Contracting Group, Michael represents contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers on a wide range of federal contracting issues, including the interpretation of solicitation and contract provisions, the filing of bid protests, resolution of disputes, and the preparation of contract claims and the litigation of appeals. Michael has vast experience in federal government contracting, stemming from his time as Chief Trial Attorney for the North Atlantic Division of the Army Corps of Engineers, and is recognized in the federal construction contracting industry as an attorney who enjoys a good working relationship with government agencies.
Contractors Now Required to Prepare a Code of Business Ethics and Conduct and to Implement Internal Controls and Ethics Training
Federal Construction Contracting Blog ·
Protest Challenges Solicitation for Single Award Task Order Contract (SATOC) Involving Military Construction
Federal Construction Contracting Blog ·
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Ruling that Contractor was Entitled to Damages Resulting from Defective Specifications and Differing Site Conditions
Federal Construction Contracting Blog ·
Corps of Engineers Conduct Found to be an "End Run" to a Judicial Order and Injunction on MATOC Solicitation
Federal Construction Contracting Blog ·
Federal Court Rules that Negotiated IDIQ/MATOC Contracting Cannot be Used Instead of Sealed Bidding Without a Lawful and Rational Basis
Federal Construction Contracting Blog ·