For companies that build for and serve the public sector, the contract is often won or lost before any work begins.
An improper award to a competitor, a flawed qualification decision, or a minor bid defect treated as disqualifying can cost you a project you deserved to win. We treat a bid protest for what it is — a business decision on a tight deadline — and we tell you honestly and quickly whether a challenge is worth pursuing, because in public contracting, hesitation is the same as defeat.
Our deep knowledge of New Jersey and New York public-contracting law is what gives that advice its weight: competitive-bidding rules, prevailing-wage requirements, bid qualification standards, and the line between a minor irregularity that can be overlooked and a defect that disqualifies a bidder. We bring and defend bid protests before public agencies and the trial and appellate courts — including the emergency orders that can decide a contract before it is ever awarded. When a contract is worth fighting for, we move at the speed the procurement timeline demands.
