Daniel R. Forman is a partner in Crowell & Moring's Washington, D.C. office and is co-chair of the firm's Government Contracts Group.
Dan's practice focuses on a wide variety of government procurement law, including bid protests, False Claims Act and qui tam litigation, investigations of potential civil and criminal matters, ethics and compliance, contract claims and disputes, GSA schedule contracting, and small disadvantaged business contracting. Dan is also experienced in negotiating and drafting teaming agreements and subcontracts, as well as providing counseling on the interpretation of FAR clauses and solicitations. Dan's practice also focuses on state and local procurement matters, including State False Claims Act issues, lobbying and contingency payment compliance. He has been involved in bid protest litigation in six states and the District of Columbia. Dan is ranked as a Band 1 ranked attorney by Chambers USA, listed as a two-time Law360 MVP (2015, 2020), was named to Legal 500’s "Hall of Fame" for Government Contracts in their 2020 Guide, is an Acritas Star, named as a Thomson Reuters Stand-Out Lawyer, and was previously named to BTI’s list of “Client Service All-Stars.
Recognition
- Chambers USA: Band 1, Government Contracts, Nationwide
- Law360: MVP, Government Contracts, 2015, 2020
- Legal 500: Government Contracts Hall of Fame, 2020 .
- Acritas: Acritas Star, 2019-2020
- BTI: Client Service All-Stars, 2019
- Washington Business Journal: D.C. Top Lawyers “Young Guns,” 2010
Affiliations
Professional Activities and Memberships
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American Bar Association: Public Contract Law Section
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D.C. Bar: Government Contracts and Litigation Section
Representative Matters
Representing Protester
- In Serco Inc., B-419617.2 et al, 2021 CPD ¶ 382, Dec. 20, 2021 we successfully protested a Department of the Navy professional support task order award, with GAO holding that the awardee’s hiring and reliance upon two former Navy captains resulted in an unfair competitive advantage. Following the Navy’s initial award in February 2021, Serco filed a protest at GAO asserting that the Navy failed to reasonably consider the awardee’s unfair competitive advantage. The Navy took corrective action, conducted an investigation, and reaffirmed the award to Booze Allen Hamilton (“BAH”), concluding that Serco’s incumbent information was “not competitively useful.” GAO disagreed, and found that the Navy’s conclusion was unreasonable because the former Navy officials had “virtually unlimited access to Serco’s detailed information regarding prior costs (including burdened and unburdened labor rates), staffing, technical approach, and past performance.”
- Iron Mountain Info. Mgmt., LLC-Costs, B- 418797.4, June 23, 2021, 2021 CPD ¶ 234. Successfully challenged a Department of Veteran Affairs (“VA”) contract award to Sourcecorp BPS, Inc. for records management services on behalf of Iron Mountain Information Management, LLC. Iron Mountain successfully demonstrated during ADR that the VA failed to evaluate the impact of the sale of Sourcecorp from former parent, Exela Technologies, Inc. to Retrievex, Inc., a transaction which took place after the submission of quotes but several months before award. On June 23, 2021, GAO recommend that Iron Mountain be reimbursed the costs of filing and pursuing its successful protest grounds, finding that the agency unduly delayed taking corrective action in the face of Iron Mountain’s clearly meritorious protest, which had pointed to the VA’s failure to consider the Sourcecorp transaction since the initial protest filing.
- Knight Point Sys., LLC, B 418746, Aug. 24, 2020, 2020 CPD ¶ 314. Successfully protested and overturned an agency’s exclusion of Knight Point’s proposal from a nearly $1 Billion IT procurement.
- Crowell & Moring successfully protested the General Services Administration’s (GSA) failure to take adequate measures to mitigate the potential harm caused by GSA’s improper disclosure of Perspecta’s confidential pricing information in connection with the Defense Enterprise Office Solution (DEOS) procurement. Crowell & Moring first filed a protest in September 2019 after GSA initially made award to CSRA LLC. During corrective action taken in response to an earlier Perspecta protest, GSA disclosed Perspecta’s confidential proposal pricing information to the only other competitor in the procurement, CSRA. During outcome prediction, GAO agreed with Perspecta that the disclosure, whether inadvertent or otherwise, created an unfair competitive advantage that GSA failed to take adequate measures to mitigate.
- Cont’l Serv. Grp. v. U.S., 722 F. App’x 986 (Fed. Cir. 2018). Represented a Department of Education contractor in protesting and appealing a series of procurement decisions involving task order awards. After the COFC initially dismissed multiple protests, successfully appealed to the Federal Circuit, which reversed and remanded. See Coast Pro., Inc. v. United States, 828 F.3d 1349 (Fed. Cir. 2016). On remand, the agency took corrective action and awarded Crowell’s client a task order. Later, when the work was enjoined through separate litigation, Crowell successfully appealed that injunction—and obtained a rare stay pending appeal—restoring the client’s right to perform.
- Rivada Mercury LLC v. United States and AT&T Corp, 131 Fed. Cl. 663 (2017). Crowell & Moring represented AT&T in securing a 25-year contract to build a nationwide public safety broadband network for first responders (FirstNet). The Court of Federal Claims held that the agency managing the project, FirstNet, reasonably found that AT&T's proposal was the only competitive proposal submitted. The decision also created new law in the area of communications between the government and offerors during the pendency of the proposal evaluation process. Crowell & Moring was lead counsel and draft all briefs and argued the case before the Court.
- AT&T Corp., B-4141886, et al., Oct. 5, 2017 2017 CPD ¶ 330; AT&T Corp. v. United States, 133 Fed. Cl. 550 (2017). Successfully protested, on behalf of AT&T, the award of a contract for a mobile device solution to support the 2020 Decennial Census. GAO found that the Agency’s discussions were misleading and unequal and the technical evaluation was unreasonable. C&M also represented AT&T (August 2017) in its successful challenge of the Census Bureau’s decision to override of the automatic stay of performance while AT&T’s GAO protest was pending. The Court of Federal Claims found that the Agency failed to meet the standard for an override.
- AT&T Gov’t Sols., Inc., B-413012, B-413012.2, July 28, 2016, 2016 CPD ¶ 237. Successfully protested at GAO on behalf of AT&T Government Solutions, a U.S. Air Force award for computer network operations and cyberspace warfare operations. AT&T demonstrated that the Air Force failed to reasonably evaluate a potential organizational conflict of interest (OCI) that arose from the awardee’s relationship with a proposed subcontractor that had access to information which could have given rise to an unfair competitive advantage.
- Nexant, Inc., B-407708 et al (Jan. 30, 2013). GAO sustained protest of the award of a clean energy consulting contract by USAID.
- FN Manufacturing LLC, B-407936 (Apr. 19, 2013). Successfully defended award to Colt Defense in Army procurement for replacement barrels for the M4 small arms weapon.
- Harris IT Servs. Corp., B-408546.2, Oct. 31, 2013, 2013 CPD ¶ 245. Defeated protest of the Department of the Navy's $3.5 billion award for Next Generation Enterprise Network IT services.
- IntegriGuard, LLC d/b/a HMS Federal, B-407691.3, B-407691.4, Sept. 30, 2013, 2013 CPD ¶ 241. Successfully defended protest of $320 million contract award made by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services for the establishment of a centralized coordination of benefits and Medicare secondary payer recovery operation.
- Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance Corp., B-401068.14 et al., Jan. 16, 2013, 2013 CPD ¶ 34. Successfully defended protest of $330 million Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services award for Medicare administrative contractor services.
- The Emergence Group, B-404844.7, 2012 CPD ¶ (Feb. 29, 2012). GAO sustains protest brought by C&M challenging award of five contracts by the Department of State for criminal justice program support, finding that the agency's past performance evaluation was unreasonable and deviated from the solicitation's evaluation scheme.
- TriCenturion, Inc.; SafeGuard Svs., LLC, B-406032 et al., 2012 CPD ¶ 52 (Jan. 25, 2012). In a procurement for fraud detection services conducted by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services ("CMS"), GAO sustains protest filed by C&M, finding that CMS failed to (1) conduct a reasonable evaluation of the awardee’s proposed labor costs; (2) respond to the protester's challenges to the technical evaluation; and (3) produce documentation or otherwise explain how it evaluated the relevance of each offeror’s past performance.
- The Emergence Group, B-404844.5 et al. (Sept. 26, 2011). GAO sustains protest brought by C&M, finding that the Department of State failed to reasonably evaluate technical and past performance proposals in procurement for criminal justice program support.
- SafeGuard Svs., LLC, B-404910, 2011 CPD ¶ 132 (June 28, 2011). GAO sustains protest by C&M challenging the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' ("CMS") decision to disqualify client because one of its subcontractors was late in submitting its final proposal on the grounds that CMS did not first determine whether the client’s proposal was acceptable without the subcontractor's submission.
- Rapiscan Systems, Inc., B-401773 et al., 2010 CPD ¶ 60 (Mar. 15, 2010). Successfully protested task order award under the FSS for vehicle and cargo inspection systems where awardee included price for non-FSS items in the price of FSS items.
- McKissack+Delcan JVII, B-401973 et al., 2010 CPD ¶ 28 (Jan. 13, 2010). Successfully protested agency's rejection of JV's proposal for program management oversight services where the agency lacked any reasonable basis for its determination that the JV's accounting system was unacceptable.
- Public Communications Services, Inc. – Costs, B-400058.4, 2009 CPD ¶ 131 (June 25, 2009). GAO recommends 100% reimbursement of claimed legal fees.
- GenPhar, Inc. v. United States, Case No. 08-788C (June 11, 2009). Defended protest challenging contract with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease for vaccine to protect against Ebola and Marburg virus.
- Nortel Government Solutions, Inc., B-299522 et al., 2009 CPD ¶ 10 (Dec. 30, 2008). GAO sustains protest, finding that where awardee will be required to review and provide input on designs proposed by itself under separate contract with same agency, agency unreasonable failed to determine the extent of the awardee's OCI and unreasonably concluded that the awardee's mitigation plan was acceptable.
- Public Communications Services, Inc., B-400058 et al., 2009 CPD ¶154 (July 18, 2008). GAO rejects agency argument that it has no jurisdiction to hear protest of no-cost contract and sustains protest where the agency's price and technical evaluations were unreasonable, deviated from the RFP, and reflected unequal treatment.
- Serco Inc. et al. v. United States, 81 Fed. Cl. 463 (Mar. 3, 2008). Defended multiple protests challenging award of Alliant contract by GSA.
- Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., B-292476, 2003 CPD ¶177 (Oct. 1, 2003). Successfully protested agency's affirmative determination of responsibility where record shows that the Contracting Officer failed to adequately consider information about the awardee's record of integrity and business ethics.
- Eurest Support Services , B-285813 et al., 2003 CPD ¶ 139 (July 3, 2001). Successfully protested award of fixed-price incentive contract where agency failed to properly assess realism of awardee's low proposed target price.
- Lockheed Martin Systems Integration – Owego, B-287190 et al., 2001 CPD ¶ 110 (May 25, 2001). Successfully protested sole-source award where record shows that agency did not provide protester with an accurate statement of its needs, and, therefore, failed to give protester an opportunity to demonstrate ability to meet agency's requirements.
- BAE Systems, B-287189 et al., 2001 CPD ¶ 86 (May 14, 2001). Successfully protested cost comparison conducted under OMB Circular A-76 where the agency did not reasonably determine that the in-house plan satisfied the performance work statement.
Representing Intervener/Awardee
- Mission Essential Group, LLC, Dec. 29, 2021. Successfully intervened in a protest on behalf of Valiant Government Services where protester presented a wide variety of challenges to Valiant’s status as a DLITE II IDIQ holder, as well as the task order award at issue in the protest. We filed a dismissal request and were successful in getting the majority of the protest allegations dismissed. After substantial briefing on a key personnel availability issue and an outcome prediction call, Mission Essential Group withdrew its protest.
- Fors Marsh Group, LLC, B-420153, 2021 CPD ¶ 380, Dec. 1, 2021. Successfully defended a protest awarded to Abt Associates for a multiple-award, blanket purchase agreement issued the Department of Education. GAO found no basis to object to the agency’s determination that protester’s quotation presented a moderate risk of unsuccessful contract performance.
- NTT Data Servs. Fed. Gov’t LLC, B-419197.2, 2021 CPD ¶ 253, July 6, 2021. Successfully represented awardee Perspecta Enterprise Services in protest of HHS contract for cloud computing services.
- Torrent Techs., Inc., B-419326, B-419326.2, Jan. 19, 2021, 2021 CPD ¶ 29. Successfully defended, on behalf of National Flood Services, award of contract by the Federal Emergency Management Agency of a contract for flood insurance policy administration. The protester challenged virtually every aspect of the evaluation of our client’s proposal, but GAO concluded that the Agency’s evaluation and award decision were reasonable.
- Successfully defended Amazon Web Services in a high-profile, high-stakes bid protest at the Court of Federal Claims involving DoD’s JEDI Cloud Procurement valued at $10 billion. Among other things, Oracle alleged that a former DoD employee who subsequently went to work for Amazon had helped to draft the Solicitation in favour of Amazon, and that Amazon had impermissible conflicts of interest. After the Court of Federal Claims denied Oracle’s protest, Oracle filed an appeal at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and we led the appeal. The Federal Circuit unanimously affirmed the lower court’s decision in favor of our client. Subsequently, Oracle filed a petition for cert. with the U.S. Supreme Court. Crowell & Moring participated in the briefing in opposition. The Supreme Court denied the petition.
- Oracle Am., Inc. v. U.S., 144 Fed. Cl. 88 (2019), aff’d, 975 F.3d 1279 (Fed. Cir. 2020). Successfully defended at trial and on appeal against organizational conflict of interest allegations in the Department of Defense’s $10 Billion JEDI procurement. Oracle’s pre-award protest challenged the (1) legality of various solicitation provisions; (2) DoD’s decision to award only a single contract; and (3) various purported conflicts of interest with regards to several former government officials and Amazon. After prevailing at the COFC, Crowell & Moring was lead counsel when Oracle appealed to the Federal Circuit, which unanimously affirmed the lower court’s decision in favor of our client, Amazon. Oracle subsequently filed a petition for cert. with the U.S. Supreme Court, which is pending.
- ICI Servs. Corp., B-418255.4, Sept. 23, 2020, 2020 CPD ¶ 302. Successfully defended protest arguing that the Navy should have excluded our client’s proposal from the competitive range.
- Collins Aerospace. Crowell successfully defended protests by EFW at both the Government Accountability Office (GAO) and the U.S. Court of Federal Claims challenging the award to Collins for the Navy’s Enhanced Visual Acuity contract. The protester challenged nearly every aspect of the technical, cost, and past performance evaluations but both GAO and the Court roundly rejected protester’s claims, agreeing with Collins and the Government that the Navy’s evaluation was sound and that there were no conflicts with the Navy’s handling of Collins’ past performance evaluation.
- EFW Inc., B-418177 et al., Jan. 21, 2020, 2020 CPD ¶ 124; EFW, Inc. v. United States, 148 Fed. Cl. 396 (2020). Crowell successfully defended protests by EFW at both the Government Accountability Office (GAO) and the U.S. Court of Federal Claims challenging the award to Collins for the Navy’s Enhanced Visual Acuity contract. Both GAO and the Court roundly rejected protester’s claims, agreeing with Collins and the Government that the Navy’s evaluation was sound and that there were no conflicts with the Navy’s handling of Collins’ past performance evaluation.
- Rivada Mercury, LLC v. United States, 131 Fed. Cl. 663 (2017). Successfully defended the award to AT&T of a 25-year contract to build a nationwide public safety broadband network for first responders (FirstNet). The Court of Federal Claims held that the agency managing the project, FirstNet, reasonably found that AT&T's proposal was the only competitive proposal submitted. The decision also created new law in the area of communications between the government and offerors during the pendency of the proposal evaluation process.
- XTec, Inc., B-405505, 2011 CPD ¶ 249 (Nov. 8, 2011). GAO denies protest challenging non-competitive issuance of task order under the Federal Supply Schedule ("FSS") to client by GSA for a shared service solution for an end-to-end system to issue and maintain common identification cards for government and contractor personnel, finding that the award was a logical follow-on to a prior FSS task order that had been subject to competition.
- TtEC-TESORO, JV, B-405313 et al., 2012 CPD ¶ 2 (Oct. 7, 2011). GAO denies protest challenging award by the U.S. Coast Guard to C&M client for design/build construction project, finding that the record evidenced an evaluation and award decision that were reasonable and in accordance with the solicitation.
- Smiths Detection, Inc.; American Science and Engineering, Inc., B-402168 et al., 2011 CPD ¶ 39 (Feb. 9, 2011). GAO denies protest challenging award to C&M client by Department of Homeland Security for high energy mobile X-Ray systems, finding that protest allegations reflected mere disagreement and that the agency reasonably determined that the client’s proposal was technically superior and conducted a reasonable price realism evaluation.
- Nortel Government Solutions, Inc. v. United States, 84 Fed. Cl. 243 (Oct. 10, 2008). Challenge decision by the Drug Enforcement Agency to override the automatic stay under the Competition in Contracting Act.
- XTec, Inc.; Computer Literacy World, Inc., B-299744 et al.,2007 CPD ¶ 148, 2007 CPD ¶ 154 (Aug. 6, 2007). Successfully defended protests of award for HSPD-12 contract under the Federal Supply Schedule, rejecting protesters' arguments that all required products had to be on the APL at the time of proposal submission.
- Indtai Inc., B-298432.3, 2007 CPD ¶ 13 (Jan. 17, 2007). Successfully defended protest challenging agency's consideration of past performance of proposed subcontractors and agency's price analysis.
- Standard Communications, Inc., B-296972, 2005 CPD ¶ 200 (Nov. 1, 2005). Successfully defended against protest challenging agency's past performance evaluation, price evaluation, and best value decision.
- Marine Hydraulics International, Inc., B-291594.3, 2003 CPD ¶ 220 (Oct. 3, 2003). Successfully defended protest challenging agency's decision to increase protester's proposed staffing levels for cost evaluation purposes, and agency's conduct of meaningful discussions.
- Rome Research Corp., B-291162, 2002 CPD ¶ 209 (Nov. 20, 2002). GAO denies protest where agency's evaluation was reasonable and consistent with RFP evaluation scheme.
- Avalon Integrated Services Corp., B-290185, 2002 U.S. Comp. Gen. LEXIS 104 (July 1, 2002). GAO denies protest, finding that task order does not exceed scope of awardee's FSS contract and agency was not required to conduct discussions.
- Hubbell Electric Heater Co., B-289098, 2002 CPD ¶ 15 (Dec. 27, 2001). Successfully defended against protest challenging agency's decision to select higher-priced offeror where protester failed to adequately address compliance with quality assurance standards.
State and Local Bid Protests
- Protested award by California for Medicaid claims processing system.
- Defended award by Florida to telecommunications carrier for dedicated network for state government agencies.
- Protested award by Orange County, Florida for telecommunications services.
- Protested award by Colorado for welfare enrollment services.
- Protested award by North Carolina for IT equipment and services.
- Defended against protest challenging contract award by D.C. to construct and manage convention center hotel.
Government Contracts Investigations
- Represented major aerospace manufacturer in connection with espionage investigation.
- Represented major aerospace manufacturer in investigation regarding potential export violations.
- Represented major telecommunications carriers in connection with investigations into tax charges to federal government customers.
- Represented major building automation corporation in connection with investigation into compliance with GSA schedule price reduction requirements.
Insights
Speeches & Presentations
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"What Will the New Year Bring for Government Contractors?" Crowell & Moring Webinar, 2023.
(January 12, 2023).
Presenters: Crowell & Moring Government Contracts Group.
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"Bid Protests: Protecting Your Rights," Crowell & Moring's Ounce of Prevention Seminar (OOPS) 2022, Washington, D.C.
(May 16, 2022).
Speakers: Daniel Forman, Anuj Vohra, Cherie Owen, and James Peyster.
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"Bid Protests: Protecting Your Rights," Back Together Again for OOPS 2022, Washington, D.C.
(May 16, 2022).
Speakers: Daniel Forman, Anuj Vohra, Cherie Owen, and James Peyster.
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"Source Selection and Bid Protests: Pre-and Post-Award Considerations," Crowell & Moring's Government Contracts 101 Seminar 2021
(October 22, 2021).
Speakers: Robert J. Sneckenberg, Amy Laderberg O'Sullivan, Anuj Vohra, and Daniel R. Forman.
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"Bid Protests: What to Watch For in a Shifting Landscape," OOPS 2021, Crowell & Moring's 37th Annual Ounce of Prevention Seminar
(May 11, 2021).
Presenters: Daniel R. Forman, Olivia Lynch, Christian N. Curran, and Robert J. Sneckenberg.
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"Post-Award Bid Protests: Eyeing Current and Future Issues," United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia," OOPS 20/20 - Setting Your Sights
(October 21, 2020).
Presenters: Daniel R. Forman, Anuj Vohra, Olivia Lynch, and Robert J. Sneckenberg.
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"What Will the New Year Bring for Government Contractors?" Crowell & Moring Webinar
(January 29, 2020).
Presenters: Crowell & Moring Government Contracts Group.
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"Source Selection and Bid Protests: Pre- and Post-Award Considerations," Government Contracts "101" - Back to Basics, McLean, VA
(October 23, 2019).
Moderator: Robert J. Sneckenberg; Panelists: Daniel R. Forman, Amy Laderberg O'Sullivan, Eric M. Ransom, and Anuj Vohra.
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"Bid Protests," Crowell & Moring's Ounce of Prevention Seminar (OOPS) 2019, Washington, DC
(May 7, 2019).
Moderator: Daniel R. Forman; Speakers: Anuj Vohra, Olivia Lynch, and Robert J. Sneckenberg.
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"Source Selection and Bid Protests: Pre-and Post-Award Considerations," Government Contracts "101" - Back to Basics, Washington, D.C.
(October 10, 2018).
Presenters: Daniel R. Forman, Amy Laderberg O'Sullivan, Anuj Vohra, Olivia Lynch, and Robert J. Sneckenberg.
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"What Will the New Year Bring: Top Headlines, Headaches, and Developments for Government Contractors to Watch in 2018," Crowell & Moring Webinar
(January 25, 2018).
Presenters: Crowell & Moring Government Contracts Group.
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"Source Selection and Bid Protests: Pre- and Post-Award Considerations," Government Contracts "101" - Back to Basics, Washington, D.C.
(October 26, 2017).
Presenters: Daniel R. Forman, Amy Laderberg O'Sullivan, Olivia Lynch and Robert J. Sneckenberg.
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"Identifying and Pursuing Affirmative Recovery Opportunities and Navigating the Trump Era," OOPS 2017, Crowell & Moring's 33rd Annual Ounce of Prevention Seminar, Washington, D.C.
(May 4, 2017).
Presenters: Daniel R. Forman, David J. Ginsberg, Stephen J. McBrady, Brian Tully McLaughlin, Skye Mathieson, and Sharmistha Das.
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"What Will the New Year (and Administration) Bring for Government Contractors?" Crowell & Moring First 100 Days Webinar, Washington, D.C.
(January 25, 2017).
Presenters: Crowell & Moring Government Contracts Group.
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"Perspectives from In-House Counsel," OOPS 2016, Crowell & Moring's 32nd Annual Ounce of Prevention Seminar, Washington, D.C.
(May 25-26, 2016).
Moderator: Daniel R. Forman; Panelists: Greg Huffman, Sarah Lynn, Michele St. Mary, and Zachary Stewart.
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"'Oh, and Do This, Too' – Executive Actions Impose Ever-Expanding Labor-Related Burdens on Contractors," WOOPS 2016, Crowell & Moring's 32nd Annual West Coast Ounce of Prevention Seminar, Marina del Rey, CA
(May 18, 2016).
Moderator: Daniel R. Forman; Panelists: Mana Elihu Lombardo and Agustin D. Orozco.
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"Government Procurement Recovery," Crowell & Moring's Second Annual In-House Recovery Conference, Dana Point, CA
(March 10-11, 2016).
Moderator: Daniel Forman. Speakers: Stephen McBrady, Brian Tully McLaughlin, and Brad Biegon.
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"What Will the New Year Bring," Crowell & Moring Webinar, Washington, D.C.
(January 14, 2016).
Presenters: Crowell & Moring Government Contracts Group.
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"Bid Protests: Avoiding Common Procurement Pitfalls," OOPS 2015, Crowell & Moring's 31st Annual Ounce of Prevention Seminar, Washington, D.C.
(May 5-6, 2015).
Moderator: Daniel R. Forman; Panelists: Thomas P. Humphrey, James G. Peyster, and Robert J. Sneckenberg.
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"What Will the New Year Bring: State and Local," Crowell & Moring Webinar
(January 7, 2015).
Presenters: Daniel R. Forman and avid J. Ginsberg.
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"Breaking News – Key Elements of Crisis Management," OOPS 2014, Crowell & Moring's 30th Annual Ounce of Prevention Seminar, Washington, D.C.
(May 13-14, 2014).
Moderator: Daniel R. Forman; Presenters: Richard Arnholt, Erica Elliott, Peter Eyre, David J. Ginsberg, David C. Hammond, Philip T. Inglima, and Gail D. Zirkelbach.
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"Breaking News – Key Elements of Crisis Management," West Coast Ounce of Prevention Seminar (WOOPS), Manhattan Beach, CA
(April 8, 2014).
Moderator: Daniel R. Forman; Presenters: Erica Elliott, Gail D. Zirkelbach, David J. Ginsberg, Amy Laderberg O’Sullivan, Jeffrey H. Rutherford, Angela B. Styles, and Megan A. Maitia.
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"Shifting Tides on the Bid Protest Front," West Coast Ounce of Prevention Seminar (WOOPs), Manhattan Beach, CA
(April 8, 2014).
Moderator: Amy Laderberg O’Sullivan; Presenters: Agustin D. Orozco, and Daniel Forman.
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"Government Contracts 101," WMACCA Chapter Meeting, Mclean, VA
(November 13, 2012).
Presenters: Angela B. Styles, Daniel R. Forman, and Peter Eyre.
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"Fundamentals of Government Contracting," ACC Deal or No Deal 3.0, Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) San Francisco Bay Chapter
(November 1, 2012).
Presenters: Daniel R. Forman and Mana Elihu Lombardo.
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"Bid Protests: Trends & Developments," Crowell & Moring's 2012 Ounce of Prevention Seminar (OOPS), Washington, D.C.
(May 9-10, 2012).
Co-Speakers: Daniel R. Forman, Amy O’Sullivan, and Derek Mullins.
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"Bid Protests: Trends and Developments," Ounce of Prevention Seminar (OOPS) XXVII
(May 25-26, 2011).
Moderator: Daniel R. Forman. Speakers: Puja Satiani and Peter Eyre.
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"What Will the New Year Bring? Top Headlines, Headaches, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Watch in 2011," Bid Protests, Crowell & Moring Webinar
(January 12, 2011).
Presenters: Puja Satiani and Daniel R. Forman.
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"What Will the New Year Bring? Top Headlines, Headaches, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Watch in 2011," Crowell & Moring Webinar
(January 12, 2011).
Moderators: Daniel R. Forman and Peter Eyre.
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"Bid Protests: Lessons, Trends, and Observations," Caught in the Federal Procurement Fish Bowl, 26th Annual Ounce of Prevention Seminar (OOPS), Crowell & Moring, Washington, D.C.
(May 26-27, 2010).
Presenters: Daniel R. Forman, Elizabeth W. Newsom and Puja Satiani.
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"Bid Protests," The Resurgence of Procurement Reform, Ounce of Prevention Seminar (OOPS), Crowell & Moring, Washington, D.C.
(April 22-23, 2008).
Presenters: Daniel R. Forman, Thomas P. Humphrey and Elizabeth W. Newsom.
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"Bid Protests & Beyond," Procurement in Times of Turmoil and Intense Review, Ounce of Prevention Seminar (OOPS), Crowell & Moring, Washington, D.C.
(April 27-28, 2006).
Presenters: Daniel R. Forman, Rick Claybrook, and John McCarthy.
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"Competitive Sourcing Developments," Ounce of Prevention Seminar
(December 2003).
Co-Speakers: Ken Bruntel, Daniel R. Forman and Amy Laderberg O’Sullivan.
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"Bid Protests: Avoiding Common Procurement Pitfalls," WOOPS 2015, Crowell & Moring's West Coast Ounce of Prevention Seminar, Marina del Rey, CA
Moderator: Daniel R. Forman; Panelist: Robert J. Sneckenberg.
Publications
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"United States," The Government Procurement Review
(May 2021).
Authors: Daniel R. Forman, Adelicia R. Cliffe, Christian N. Curran, Craig Barrett.
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"United States," The Government Procurement Review
(June 2020).
Authors: Daniel R. Forman, Adelicia R. Cliffe, Judy Choi, and Christian N. Curran.
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"Regulatory Forecast 2016: What Corporate Counsel Need to Know for the Coming Year," a Crowell & Moring LLP publication
(January 2016).
Contributor.
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"Government Contracts — Holding Contractors Accountable for the Supply Chain," Crowell & Moring's Regulatory Forecast 2016
(January 2016).
Contributors: Lorraine M. Campos, Peter Eyre, and Daniel R. Forman. Also published in Westlaw Journal's Government Contracts Report.
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"Litigation Forecast 2014: What Corporate Counsel Need to Know for the Coming Year," a Crowell & Moring LLP publication
(January 2014).
Contributor.
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"COFC In-Sourcing Cases: Standing Issues Remain," Law360
(August 6, 2012).
Co-Authors: Daniel R. Forman and Grant J. Book.
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"Reading the Numbers: GAO's Bid Protest Statistics for FYs 2005-2009," Government Contracts Legal Forum
(May 17, 2010).
Author: Daniel R. Forman.
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"Who Will Bailout the Bailoutters?: An Overview of the Unique Legal Risks Facing Treasury's New Asset Managers and their Subcontractors," Bloomberg Securities Law Report,
(October 27, 2008).
Contributor: Daniel R. Forman.
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"Time Is Not On Your Side," CSA Service Contractor
(Winter 2007).
Author: Daniel R. Forman.
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"Basics of Government Contracting," Federal Publications
(2004).
Author: Daniel R. Forman.
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"A-76 Contracting and Competitive Sourcing," Federal Publications
(2003).
Author: Daniel R. Forman.
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"From Ebay To Bomb Bay - The Government Launches Its First "Reverse Auction," Government Contracts E-Links
(May 15, 2000).
Co-Authors: Daniel R. Forman and Raymond F. Monroe.
Client Alerts & Newsletters
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"Congress Takes Aim at Organizational Conflicts of Interest in Federal Acquisition,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(April 4, 2022).
Contacts: Peter Eyre, Daniel R. Forman, Olivia Lynch, Robert J. Sneckenberg
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"Not So Majeure—GAO Finds Agency Properly Rejected a Bid Classifying All COVID-19-Related Events as an Excusable Cause of Delay,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(December 13, 2021).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Cherie J. Owen, Alexandra Barbee-Garrett, Rina M. Gashaw, Amanda H. McDowell
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"Potential Federal Government Shutdown: Crowell & Moring Identifies and Answers Common Questions,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(September 29, 2021).
Contacts: Stephen J. McBrady, Peter Eyre, Trina Fairley Barlow, Robert A. Burton, Rebecca L. Springer, Daniel R. Forman, Nicole Owren-Wiest, J. Chris Haile
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"COVID-19 Benchmarking Survey Results,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(March 18, 2020).
Contacts: Peter Eyre, Daniel R. Forman
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"COVID-19 Benchmarking Survey,"
(March 16, 2020).
Contacts: Peter Eyre, Daniel R. Forman
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"Introducing the "Government Contracts Classroom","
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(February 20, 2020).
Contacts: Peter Eyre, Daniel R. Forman, Christopher D. Garcia
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"DoD Implements New Enhanced Debriefing Procedures,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(March 28, 2018).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Amy Laderberg O'Sullivan, John E. McCarthy Jr., Olivia Lynch, Christian N. Curran
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"Federal Government Shutdown: Crowell & Moring Identifies and Answers Common Questions,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(January 19, 2018).
Contacts: Trina Fairley Barlow, Robert A. Burton, Peter Eyre, Daniel R. Forman, J. Chris Haile, Stephen J. McBrady, Nicole Owren-Wiest, Rebecca L. Springer
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"Federal Government Shutdown: Crowell & Moring Identifies and Answers Common Questions,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(December 21, 2017).
Contacts: J. Chris Haile, Trina Fairley Barlow, Peter Eyre, Stephen J. McBrady, Nicole Owren-Wiest, Rebecca L. Springer, Daniel R. Forman, Robert A. Burton
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"Nothing to Discuss: COFC Denies Protest to Exchanges with Offerors in Massive FirstNet Procurement,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(April 6, 2017).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, James J. Regan, Jonathan M. Baker
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"GAO Faults USTRANSCOM’s Past Performance Evaluation of Awardee’s “Miniscule” Past Work,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(April 3, 2017).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, James G. Peyster, Charles Baek
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"Introducing Crowell & Moring’s Government Contractor Recovery Practice Performance Review Offering (PRO),"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(March 16, 2017).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, David J. Ginsberg, Stephen J. McBrady, Brian Tully McLaughlin
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"Beating Others to the Punch, DHS Proposes CUI Changes to Acquisition Regulations,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(February 7, 2017).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Evan D. Wolff
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"Introducing Crowell & Moring’s Government Contract Management Services Offering,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(January 19, 2017).
Contacts: Peter Eyre, Daniel R. Forman
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"CFC Sustains Corrective Action Protest Where Solicitation Amendment Favored Original Awardee,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(November 28, 2016).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, James G. Peyster
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"GAO Protest Jurisdiction over Most Task Order Awards by Civilian Agencies Ends Today,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(September 30, 2016).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, John E. McCarthy Jr., Amy Laderberg O'Sullivan, Thomas P. Humphrey
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"Air Force Award Downed by Inadequate OCI Assessment,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(September 15, 2016).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Jonathan M. Baker
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"Federal Circuit Holds New Task Order Contract Awards Can Be Protested Without Full Procurement,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(July 14, 2016).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, James G. Peyster, Robert J. Sneckenberg
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"GAO Proposed Rule Heralds New Electronic Filing System for Bid Protests,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(April 18, 2016).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, John E. McCarthy Jr., James G. Peyster, Olivia Lynch, Robert J. Sneckenberg
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"Lack of Documented Award Defeats Discussions with Putative Awardee,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(March 2, 2016).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, James G. Peyster, Robert J. Sneckenberg
-
"GAO Rejects Rubber-Stamp LPTA Technical Evaluation,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(December 14, 2015).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, James G. Peyster, Robert J. Sneckenberg
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"Price Realism Requirement Must Be Stated to Allow Unacceptability Finding,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(November 25, 2015).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, John E. McCarthy Jr., James G. Peyster, Robert J. Sneckenberg
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"GAO Blasts FBI's "Second-Tier" IDIQ Solicitations,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(October 15, 2015).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
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"Triple Whammy: Agencies Flunk Price Evaluations,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(July 30, 2015).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, James G. Peyster
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"Unduly Restrictive Specification Requires Redo,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(March 24, 2015).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, John E. McCarthy Jr., James G. Peyster
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"GAO Introduces New Exception to Timeliness Rules,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(February 10, 2014).
Contacts: John E. McCarthy Jr., Daniel R. Forman, James G. Peyster
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"Shutdown Suspicions? Crowell & Moring Identifies and Answers Common Questions,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(September 26, 2013).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Amy Laderberg O'Sullivan, J. Chris Haile, Peter Eyre
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"Government Receives Proposals When They Hit the Server,"
(May 13, 2013).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, James G. Peyster
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"Clean Energy Award Polluted,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(February 26, 2013).
Contacts: James J. Regan, Daniel R. Forman, James G. Peyster
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"Protest of Private Subcontract Solicitation Has Teeth,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(February 13, 2013).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
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"Pre-Award Protest Timeliness Rule Extended,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(December 18, 2012).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, John E. McCarthy Jr.
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""Government Contracts 101" Seminar,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(November 7, 2012).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Peter Eyre
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"GAO Rejects Cooperative Agreements Dodge,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(August 27, 2012).
Contacts: Jonathan M. Baker, Daniel R. Forman
-
"Flawed Discussions Nixes Award,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(June 11, 2012).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Jonathan M. Baker
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"Failure to Comply with Section L Instructions Invalidates Award,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(April 13, 2012).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, James G. Peyster
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"Inadequate Documentation Dooms Cost Realism Evaluation,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(February 14, 2012).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Jonathan M. Baker
-
"Turn Square Corners or Sit on Sideline,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(January 9, 2012).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
-
"Weeding Out Bad Contractors -- The Government's Push to Enhance its Suspension and Debarment Function,"
(November 17, 2011).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Peter Eyre
-
"The Sun Has Not Set On Protests Of Civilian Agency Task Orders,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(June 14, 2011).
Contacts: Thomas P. Humphrey, John E. McCarthy Jr., Daniel R. Forman, Peter Eyre
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"We're Staying Open to Handle Your Shutdown Questions,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(April 8, 2011).
Contacts: Amy Laderberg O'Sullivan, Daniel R. Forman, J. Chris Haile, Kris D. Meade, Peter Eyre
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"Shutdown Suspicions? Crowell & Moring Identifies the Questions You Should Be Asking,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(February 25, 2011).
Contacts: Amy Laderberg O'Sullivan, Daniel R. Forman, J. Chris Haile, Kris D. Meade, Peter Eyre
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"Congress Extends GAO's Bid Protest Jurisdiction Over Certain DoD Task And Delivery Orders,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(January 14, 2011).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Peter Eyre
-
"Congress Extends GAO's Task Order Jurisdiction,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(January 12, 2011).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Peter Eyre
-
"Strict Application Of Micro-Purchase Exception Sinks Award,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(April 15, 2010).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Jonathan M. Baker
-
"Agencies May Not Rely On Flawed DCAA Audits,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(February 4, 2010).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
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"OCIs Down Air Force Award,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(September 14, 2009).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Thomas P. Humphrey, John E. McCarthy Jr.
-
"Treasury Issues Compensation Standards For TARP Participants,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(June 23, 2009).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Peter Eyre
-
"Public-Private Partnerships On The Rise,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(April 22, 2009).
Contacts: Stephen J. McBrady, James J. Regan, Daniel R. Forman
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"GAO Sends Agency Back To The Drawing Board -- Again,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(January 13, 2009).
Contacts: James J. Regan, Daniel R. Forman
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"CFC Gives CICA Its Bite,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(November 3, 2008).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
-
"Who Will Bailout the Bailoutters?: An Overview of the Unique Legal Risks Facing Treasury's New Asset Managers and their Subcontractors,"
Financial Services Alert
(October 30, 2008).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
-
"Post Hoc Explanation Inadequate To Save Unreasonable Price Evaluation,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(July 15, 2008).
Contacts: Thomas P. Humphrey, Daniel R. Forman
-
"Tanker Award Tanked,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(June 19, 2008).
Contacts: Thomas P. Humphrey, John E. McCarthy Jr., Daniel R. Forman
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"New Protest Jurisdiction at GAO,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(June 17, 2008).
Contacts: Thomas P. Humphrey, John E. McCarthy Jr., Daniel R. Forman
-
"CFC Faults GSA's False Statistical Precision In Major Evaluation,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(March 10, 2008).
Contacts: Thomas P. Humphrey, Daniel R. Forman
-
"Private Party MEO Teammate Allowed Intervention To Protect Proprietary Information,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(December 14, 2006).
Contacts: Amy Laderberg O'Sullivan, Daniel R. Forman
-
"Misleading Discussions Can Be With Awardee,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(October 19, 2006).
Contacts: Peter Eyre, Daniel R. Forman
-
"Request For Clarification Amounts To Discussions,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(August 4, 2006).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Thomas P. Humphrey
-
"Seminar On Improving Past Performance Evaluations,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(May 16, 2006).
Contacts: Daniel R. Forman, Amy Laderberg O'Sullivan
-
"FY05 Protestors Achieve Effective Relief 37% Of Time At GAO,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(January 27, 2006).
Contacts: Thomas P. Humphrey, Daniel R. Forman
-
"Pitiful Price Evaluation Unfairly Caters To Certain Bidders,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(January 3, 2006).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
-
"Past Performance Remains Fertile Ground For Protest Challenges,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(November 18, 2005).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
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"Attention To Small Business Subcontracting Plan Is No Small Matter,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(November 7, 2005).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
-
"Contractors Must Check Everywhere "Reasonable" On FedBizOpps,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(October 4, 2005).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
-
"Corrective Action Needs Correcting,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(August 12, 2005).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
-
"Relaxation Of Requirements = Out-Of-Scope Mod,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(June 22, 2005).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
-
""Piggy-Backer" Falls at GAO,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(June 1, 2005).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
-
"No Past Performance = Neutral, Not Negative,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(March 11, 2005).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
-
"GAO Scallops Procurement, Finding Solicitation Was Flaky,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(January 7, 2005).
Contact: Daniel R. Forman
-
"GAO Sustains For Failure To Set Aside For Small Business,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(October 20, 2004).
Contacts: Marc F. Efron, Daniel R. Forman
-
"Agency Must Discuss Evaluated Weaknesses,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(September 14, 2004).
Contacts: Thomas P. Humphrey, Daniel R. Forman
-
"GAO Finds Discussions Were Not Meaningful And, In Fact, Misleading,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(June 30, 2004).
Contacts: Thomas P. Humphrey, Daniel R. Forman
-
"GAO Protest Jurisdiction Covers Concession Contracts,"
Government Contracts Bullet Points
(March 22, 2004).
Contacts: Thomas P. Humphrey, Daniel R. Forman
Press Coverage
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Top Government Lawyer Returns To Crowell & Moring
January 30, 2023 — Commercial Dispute Resolution
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DOJ Trial Attorney Returns to Crowell & Moring
January 25, 2023 — The National Law Journal
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Four Federal Contract Rulings Likely To Key New Disputes In 2023
December 20, 2022 — Bloomberg Law
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Top Gov't Contract Cases In 2022: Midyear Report
July 28, 2022 — Law360
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Government Contracts Group Of The Year: Crowell & Moring
February 2, 2022 — Law360
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Some DC-Area Firms Ramping Up for Government Contracts Bonanza
February 2, 2022 — The National Law Journal
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California Prosecutor Orozco Returns To Crowell & Moring In L.A.
January 19, 2022 — BloombergLaw
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Crowell & Moring Rehires Senior US Prosecutor In LA
January 19, 2022 — Law360
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Government Contracts Group Of The Year: Crowell & Moring
December 21, 2020 — Law360
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MVP: Crowell & Moring's Daniel Forman
October 7, 2020 — Law360
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Fed. Circ. Says $249M Border Security Deal Was Lawful
October 6, 2020 — Law360
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Gov't Contracts Group Of The Year: Crowell & Moring
February 19, 2020 — Law360
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Big Law Government Contracts Lawyers Prep After Microsoft Snags $10B Pentagon Order
October 29, 2019 — The National Law Journal
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Government Contracting Pros Exit GAO And Arnold & Porter For Crowell And Blank Rome
July 30, 2019 — The National Law Journal
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Gov't Contracts Group Of The Year: Crowell & Moring
February 13, 2019 — Law360
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Gov't Contracts Group Of The Year: Crowell & Moring
January 19, 2018 — Law360
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Crowell & Moring Adds Ex-Wiley Rein Gov't Contracts Atty
November 8, 2017 — Law360
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Leaders in the Field: Crowell & Moring
May 1, 2017 — PubKGroup
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Government Contracts Group Of The Year: Crowell & Moring
February 3, 2017 — Law360
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Gov't Contracts Policy And Cases To Watch In 2017
January 2, 2017 — Law360
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GAO: Projecting Service Contract Spending Would Give More Insight
February 18, 2016 — Bloomberg BNA
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Government Contracts Group of the Year: Crowell & Moring
January 6, 2016 — Law360
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Washingtonian Top Lawyers: Government Contracts
December 30, 2015 — Washingtonian
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Rise in Bid Protests Will Continue, Analysts Say
December 14, 2015 — Bloomberg BNA
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Gov't Contracts MVP: Crowell & Moring's Daniel Forman
November 10, 2015 — Law360
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Expert Tells Federal Contractors to Play It Safe, Invest in Compliance
May 12, 2015 — Bloomberg BNA
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Revolving Door a Major Trend in Bid Protest Cases, Panelists Say
May 12, 2015 — Bloomberg BNA
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Gov't Contracts Group Of The Year: Crowell & Moring
January 9, 2015 — Law360
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5 Issues Gov't Contractors Need To Know About In 2015
January 7, 2015 — Law360
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Record Night for Children's Law Center
September 24, 2014 — Legal Bisnow
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GAO Sustains $10B Criminal Justice Contract Protest
April 12, 2012 — Government Contracts Law360, Quoted
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GAO Protests Reach New High In 2011 Despite Slower Growth
March 14, 2012 — Government Contracts Law360
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Daniel Forman Appointed to Serve on the Law360 Government Contracts Editorial Advisory Board
March 5, 2012 — Government Contracts Law360
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Government Contracts Group of the Year: Crowell
January 25, 2012 — Government Contracts Law360
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Government Contracts Group of the Year: Crowell
January 31, 2011 — Government Contracts Law 360
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Two Theories on the Up or Down of Bid Protests
January 12, 2011 — Acquisitive Mind Blog, Federal Computer Week
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Government Contracts Attorney Dan Forman Quoted in Federal Computer Week
April 18, 2005 — Federal Computer Week
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June 1, 2022 |
Chambers USA 2022 Ranks 70 Crowell & Moring Lawyers and 37 Practice Areas Among Best in U.S. |
January 19, 2022 |
Senior Federal Corruption Prosecutor Agustin D. Orozco Returns to Crowell & Moring |
June 14, 2021 |
Legal 500 United States Ranks Crowell & Moring in Six Practice Areas in 2021 Guide |
May 20, 2021 |
Chambers USA 2021 Ranks 63 Crowell & Moring Lawyers and 30 Practice Areas Among Best in U.S. |
January 8, 2021 |
Law Firms Unite to Defend Constitutional Democracy |
January 7, 2021 |
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October 27, 2020 |
Daniel Forman and Gabriel Ramsey Named Law360 2020 MVPs |
October 9, 2020 |
Law360 Names Daniel Forman a 2020 Government Contracts MVP |
July 20, 2020 |
Legal 500 United States Ranks Crowell & Moring in Five Practice Areas in 2020 Guide |
April 23, 2020 |
Chambers USA 2020 Ranks 53 Crowell & Moring Lawyers and 21 Practice Areas Among Best in U.S. |
March 16, 2020 |
Fourteen Crowell & Moring Lawyers Named 2020 Acritas Stars |
December 9, 2019 |
Crowell & Moring Launches Procurement Collusion Strike Force Response Team |
September 20, 2019 |
Super Lawyers Recognizes 82 Crowell & Moring Lawyers Across United States |
April 29, 2019 |
Chambers USA 2019 Ranks 53 Crowell & Moring Lawyers and 21 Practice Areas Among Best in U.S. |
February 22, 2019 |
Law360 Names Crowell & Moring's Government Contracts Group a "Practice Group of the Year" for the Ninth Consecutive Year |
January 2, 2019 |
Washingtonian Names Six Crowell & Moring Partners to 2018 “Top Lawyers” List |
June 5, 2018 |
Legal 500 United States Ranks Crowell & Moring in Six Practice Areas in 2018 Guide |
May 9, 2018 |
Chambers USA 2018 Ranks 52 Crowell & Moring Lawyers and 24 Practice Areas Among Best in U.S. |
January 29, 2018 |
Crowell & Moring's Government Contracts Group Named a Law360 "Practice Group of the Year" for the Eighth Consecutive Year |
November 30, 2017 |
Washingtonian Names Five Crowell & Moring Partners to 2017 "Top Lawyers" List |
June 22, 2017 |
Legal 500 United States Ranks Crowell & Moring as "Top Tier" Firm in 5 Practice Areas |
May 26, 2017 |
Chambers USA 2017 Ranks 53 Crowell & Moring Lawyers and 23 Practice Areas Among Best in U.S. |
February 10, 2017 |
Crowell & Moring’s Government Contracts Group Named to Law360’s "Practice Groups of the Year" List for Seventh Consecutive Year |
May 27, 2016 |
Chambers USA Ranks 56 Crowell & Moring Attorneys and 19 Leading Practice Areas Among Best in U.S. |
January 12, 2016 |
Crowell & Moring's Government Contracts and International Trade Groups Named Law360 2015 "Practice Groups of the Year" |
January 11, 2016 |
Crowell & Moring Attorneys Named to Washingtonian's 2015 "Top Lawyers" List |
November 17, 2015 |
Crowell & Moring's Daniel R. Forman Named Law360 "Government Contracts MVP" |
May 19, 2015 |
Chambers USA Ranks 53 Crowell & Moring Attorneys and 20 Leading Practice Areas Among Best in U.S. |
February 11, 2015 |
Four Crowell & Moring Partners Recognized Among "2015 Client Service All-Stars" By BTI Consulting Group |
January 9, 2015 |
Crowell & Moring's Government Contracts Group Named to Law360's "Practice Groups of the Year" for Fifth Consecutive Year |
September 4, 2014 |
Crowell & Moring Launches Israel Practice |
May 23, 2014 |
Chambers USA Ranks 51 Crowell & Moring Attorneys and 19 Leading Practice Areas Among Best in U.S. |
January 31, 2014 |
Crowell & Moring Among Law360's "Practice Groups of the Year" for Competition, Consumer Protection, and Government Contracts |
May 24, 2013 |
Chambers USA Ranks 45 Crowell & Moring Attorneys and 19 Leading Practice Areas Among Best in U.S. |
June 7, 2012 |
Chambers USA Ranks 45 Crowell & Moring Attorneys and 18 Leading Practice Areas Among Best in U.S. |
February 16, 2012 |
Crowell & Moring Among Law360's Elite "Practice Group of the Year" Listing for Government Contracts and White Collar |