Program Date and Time

Friday, May 16, 2014, 8:30AM – 10:30AM. Breakfast and networking starts at 7:30AM.

Program Location

Washington Technology Park Conference Center, 15000 Conference Center Drive, Chantilly, VA 20151 (Click here for directions)

Program Description

Drawing from practical experience, the presenters will not only give an overview of the bid protest process, but also discuss strategies for making the process work better for you. To do so, we will examine “The Good” (strategies for successful protests when you do not win a procurement), “The Bad” (what happens when I win and someone protests), and “The Ugly” (learning from others’ mistakes by examining recent bid protest decisions).

In this seminar, attendees will learn about:

  • What is this mysterious bid protest process all about?
  • Signs you should or should not protest
  • Strategies for filing an effective protest
  • What to do when your award gets protested
  • Lessons learned and the practical implications

About the Presenters

Our presenters are Eric Crusius, Esq. and Kevin Joyce, Esq., of Centre Law Group.

Eric CrusiusEric Crusius has extensive experience in the field of government contracts representing contractors of all sizes in a wide variety of areas including: labor law and Service Contract Act (SCA) compliance, intellectual property issues, trade agreement and export control compliance, subcontracting and teaming agreement issues, compliance with the Federal Acquisition Regulations, and employment agreements including non-compete and non-disclosure agreements.  Eric has also successfully litigated numerous bid protests and hundreds of cases before various courts, tribunals, and boards including the United States Court of Federal Claims (COFC) and the Government Accountability Office (GAO). Read Eric’s full biography here.

Kevin JoyceKevin Joyce is an Associate Attorney with Centre Law Group and a Senior Consultant with Centre Consulting, Inc. Kevin is an experienced federal procurement attorney and contracts manager with experience spanning across the fields of business, law and government relations. Kevin’s broad knowledge base offers a unique perspective to counseling clients in the following areas: GSA Schedules contract management, International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR) & Export Administration Regulation (EAR) compliance, subcontracting and teaming relationships, intellectual property and data rights, the Service Contract Act (SCA), and Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS). Read Kevin’s full biography here.

Program Cost

Join us for an informative presentation, a hot breakfast, and an opportunity to network with fellow contract professionals, all for only $35!

Our event cancellation policy is here.

In order to save on printing costs and to give people an option to use a laptop or tablet, we will email a link to the seminar presentation and any materials two days prior to the event. We suggest downloading the presentation in advance or utilizing a personal hotspot/cellular data on the day of the event as the facility does not guarantee ability to access their Wi-Fi network. We will not have printed copies available the day of the event.

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