A bid protest is a formal challenge against the awarding or the proposed awarding of a government contract. This critical oversight function helps ensure that the procurement process remains competitive, fair and transparent. Understanding the intricacies of bid...
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Government Contracts
Bid rigging for federal construction contracts
When businesses in the construction industry collaborate to fix prices on bids for federal contracts, they tread into risky and often illegal territory. Bid rigging is a serious criminal offense under federal law. Bid rigging undermines the principles of fair...
What is bid-rigging? Why is it illegal?
A competitive market is necessary for a healthy economy, but a practice called “bid-rigging” can undermine the free market. Companies in certain industries, including government suppliers and construction, generally vie for contracts, by submitting bids on each job....
Price fixing when bidding for government contracts
Applying for a government contract requires such high levels of preparation, that most companies just won’t bother. Hence, especially if you work in a niche field, you may find yourself with only a few competitors and you might know them well. You know that setting a...
3 steps to bidding for a government contract
Winning a government contract can help lift your company way above its current position. Not only can it boost your profits, but it can boost your standing, ensuring that potential customers choose you over the competition. The bidding process is complex, and many...
Bid protests: What you need to know
When a government agency awards a contract for the procurement of goods or services, it has to follow procurement rules and regulations. If it does not, one of the interested parties to the contract can challenge the bidding process - from the terms of solicitation to...
Do you want to initiate a bid protest over a contract decision?
Government contracts can be a great way for businesses to make money. Unlike individuals hiring your company, the government will not fail to follow through on payment. One successful contract can also potentially open the door to a continued stream of government...