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Bid Protests

As any construction professional knows, it can be difficult to navigate the bid process. We represent construction companies throughout the bid process for county, municipal, state, or federal public projects.

Our experienced construction attorneys can assist a protesting bidder in their pursuits or help the established winner of the bid defend the validity of their award. With over 100 collective years of construction law experience, we can perform bid protests both through the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) and through local ordinances. We are thoroughly familiar with the legal and political issues involved in protesting a bid.

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What Mistakes Could Your Construction Contract Be Hiding?

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