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Client Advisory: Legal Considerations for Africa’s Next Era of Growth
Africa is poised for transformative growth this century, driven by profound demographic, ecological, and economic shifts. The continent is projected to be home to 2.5 billion people by 2050, representing the world’s youngest and fastest-growing workforce. ...
Client Advisory: Protecting Your Interests After Federal Grant Terminations
When a federal grant is terminated, organizations must act promptly to safeguard their rights and position themselves for potential remedies. As organizations prepare closeout packages that comply with 2 CFR Part 200 standards, they should consider...
Cordatis welcomes former US Attorney-Diplomat Muriel Moody Korol as the head of our new Global Operations & Foreign Assistance Practice
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Cordatis LLP welcomes former US Attorney-Diplomat Muriel Moody Korol as Partner to lead its Global Operations & Foreign Assistance Practice Washington, D.C. — November 20, 2025 — Cordatis LLP announced today that Muriel...
New DoD Rule increases the domestic content requirements for certain contracts
On February 14, 2024, the Department of Defense (DoD) issued a final rule that changes the domestic-sourcing requirements for DoD procurements subject to the Buy-America Act. When applicable, this final rule generally requires contractors to supply...
Cordatis successfully defends challenge to security clearance based allegations of criminal conduct
Bill Savarino and Rhina Cardenal saved another clearance (and likely a career) by convincing the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency Consolidated Adjudication Services in Fort Mead, MD (DCSA CAS) to withdraw its Letter of Intent to...
Safer Federal Workforce Task Force COVID-19 Workplace Safety: Guidance for Federal Contractors and Subcontractors
On September 9, President Biden announced his Path Out of the Pandemic: COVID-19 Action Plan. One of the main goals of this science-based plan is to get more people vaccinated. As part of that plan, the...
GAO Bid Protest Jurisdiction, Timeliness, and Automatic Stay
When considering filing a protest, due dates and jurisdictional rules vary depending on the type of procurement at issue. Here is a quick cheat-sheet for GAO protest jurisdiction, timeliness, and the automatic stay.
Should I file a bid protest? What should I ask in a debriefing? What is my timeline for filing a protest? What if I win an award that is protested? COME GET ALL YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED...
SDVOSB Companies Must Notify CVE of change in ownership
Contractors have many balls to juggle at one time. Performing awarded contracts; submitting proposals for new work; identifying potential subcontractors; paying personnel; and complying with the rules under the FAR and applicable contract clauses.
