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The government has a right to investigate businesses for suspected fraud and ethical matters. This can be a sensitive experience that can affect your business reputation. At Watson government contracts law firm, our government contract investigation and defense attorneys are called upon to assist in your response and cooperation during a contract investigation. Our attorneys are experienced in ethics violations, fraud allegations and the issues that can arise.

Areas of concern that we can assist you with include;

·         Miller Act

·         False Claim Act

·         Ethical Matters

·         Davis Bacon and Wage issues

·         OSHA Violations

·         EEOC Violations

·         Contractor Ethics Violations

·         Terminations

·         Debarment

Information Protection

During a federal contracts investigation, each contractor has certain rights including privacy and legal protections. When you are subject to an investigation because of alleged ethics violations, you also have a right to information from the agency. Having an experienced government contract attorney can save you many man-hours and can help you avoid common pitfalls during the investigation process.

Our federal contract and defense lawyers are versed in the respective FAR clauses that apply to your contract and will work hand in hand with your key personnel to resolve the issues.

We help government contractors across the U.S.

Watson's Government contract investigation lawyers serve contractors in  Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas and Nebraska, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Arkansas, Denver, Colorado Springs, Utah, California, Oklahoma, Ohio, Maine, Florida, Texas, Nevada, Las Vegas, Georgia, Hawaii, Alaska, Washington D.C., West Virginia, Florida, Indiana, Washington, Mississippi, Tennessee, Miami, Virgin Islands, Rhode Island, Vermont, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Virginia, Delaware, Connecticut, Arizona, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Montana and throughout the United States

At Watson our government contract investigation lawyers understand that things do go wrong in government contracting. Our Colorado contract defense attorneys are here to help on both positive and negative implications.

  • Small Business Government Contracts
  • Government Construction Contracts
  • Government Contract Fraud
  • Interpreting Procurement Law

Bidding on Government Contracts

Oftentimes, bidding on government contracts require strict disclosure if the award is challenged. The government sets its own terms and conditions on how it does business. If you are concerned as to the level of disclosure, Watson & Associates can help filter through the disclosure rules.

If you are new to government contracting, or need to improve your probability of contract award, we can assist you with concise and proven methods of bidding to the feds. If you are also interested in effective teaming arrangements, we can also assist you.

Government Construction Contracts

Federal construction projects are among the more risky federal projects awarded. When problems such as terminations, delays and change orders occur, you will need help from a government contract attorney to defend and guide you through the process.

  • Delays
  • Liquidated Damages
  • Prompt Payment Act
  • Breach of Contract Issues
  • Change Orders
  • Performance Bonds
  • Payment Bonds

Government Contract Investigations

Sometimes the government may choose to launch an investigation during the life of the contract. When this happens, you should seriously consider retaining our defense services in order to preserve any rights that you may have.

Many contractors simply wing it and then suffer an adverse action against them such as termination for default, criminal charges. The defense lawyers at Watson & Associates, LLC is available to assist large corporations and small business under investigation during performance of a government contract. Contact us today for immediate help.

Watson & Associates, LLC

1001 South Monaco Parkway, Suite 310

Denver, Colorado 80224

(720) 941 7200

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Our government contract investigation and defense attorneys service contractors in Denver, Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas and Nebraska, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Arkansas, Denver, Colorado Springs, Utah, California, Oklahoma, Ohio, Maine, Florida, Texas, Nevada, Las Vegas, Georgia, Hawaii, Alaska, Washington D.C., West Virginia, Florida, Indiana, Washington, Mississippi, Tennessee, Miami, Virgin Islands, Rhode Island, Vermont, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Virginia, Delaware, Connecticut, Arizona, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Montana. 

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