Learn More About Government Contracts and Awards
The government professional and technical services industry is one of the fastest growing specialties in the government contracting industry today.
Whether you are a small, medium or large business, providing federal agencies with any kind of goods or services you can rely on our team of attorneys for advice on legislative and regulatory policy issues related to government contracting including procurement, outsourcing and all related business policies. Our clients range from small businesses bidding on their first government contract to billion dollar multi-national companies with numerous government contracts. Although the firm provides legal services to Fortune 500 companies, its primary focus is upon small- and medium-sized companies.
Doing Business With The Department Of Defense
The Department of Defense (DOD) office of small business programs prides themselves on supporting the little guys and often seeks out small business to supply goods and services to large government agencies. For a business owner this can be a dream come true. However, doing business with the DOD can be both beneficial and nerve-wracking. The DOD recommends that one familiarize themselves with regulations, competition types, contracting opportunities and contracting guidelines. If you’re unsure of any of the above your chances of obtaining a government contract deal are slim. Drastically increase your chances of winning a government contract by consulting a federal government contract attorney.
Utah Federal Government Attorneys
If you’re feeling unsure or intimidated by a federal government contract having an attorney on your side can put your mind at ease. Utah federal government attorneys at the Whay law firm are standing by to offer you support and information on how to proceed with your government contract(s). From your initial contact with a government agency until you are 100% comfortable the Whay law firm is here for you. Contact us today to schedule a consultation (202) 448-9677.
