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Purcellville, Virgina – October 29, 2015 – There is a great variety of rules, regulations, laws, and other kinds of legal mazes you may need to navigate as a government contractor, subcontractor, or a business that does not currently work in that space but would like to. Orest Joywk, government contracts attorney at Ravenhearth Law, is pleased to now offer his expert legal services for those looking to make government contracts through a law firm in Purcellville, VA.
Almost all contract work, whether through prime contractors or subcontractors, with the US government is governed by a set of regulations known as the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR). Your obligations and terms to be followed are in large part rooted in the acquisition procedures and policies set forth in the FAR. There are also further rules and regulations contained in the Federal Contractor Codes of Business Ethics and Conduct and Ethics Compliance.
One of the first steps you will need to increase your business with the government is to respond to the government’s Solicitation and/or Request for Proposals. In other words, compliance with what the government requires at this stage in your business dealings is crucial, and Ravenhearth Law can put its extensive experience in this legal area to your advantage and give you the best chance to gain new business, not to mention maintaining the business you already have with the government.
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