Government Contracts

Peterson Goodman & Hawkins PLC assists various types of businesses working on government contracts.

While there may be opportunities for businesses to secure government contracts, the process for bidding on these contracts follows special rules and regulations that are likely to be quite unfamiliar, if not confusing, for many business owners without prior experience working with the government. At Peterson Goodman & Hawkins PLC, we outline the process and counsel clients on the necessary steps for ensuring the client will receive the benefit of its government contract.

Contact our government contracting attorneys to learn more about the process of bidding for contracts.

TEAMING AND SUBCONTRACT AGREEMENTS

If the government is contracting work relevant to your company’s offerings, but the work is on a scale that exceeds your company’s resources or scope, then you may want to look into creating a teaming agreement or other type of strategic alliance. A teaming agreement is essentially a contract between two or more private parties who agree to bid together for a government contract. Teaming agreements are especially useful for small companies wishing to showcase their skills and reliability to the government.

Attorneys at Peterson Goodman & Hawkins PLC assist clients in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating teaming agreements prior to signing. We can also litigate on your behalf if a dispute arises related to the teaming agreement or to a government subcontract.