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Federal Contractor Seminar Series

As you grow your business, you need to know and understand how to protect
your assets while subcontracting through larger primes and while bidding as a
prime contractor on your own.

Success in this arena involves teaming agreements,
subcontracts, protection of intellectual property (such as data rights
and computer software), and appropriately based protests. Set-Aside Alert and
Barton, Baker, McMahon & Tolle have put together a four-part series
that puts you in the driver’s seat in these critical areas of knowledge.

What, When, Where and How to Protest Federal Procurements
May 15, 2008 1:00-4:00 PM Tower Club, Vienna VA
Winning Strategies in Teaming for Federal Contracts: Teaming Agreements
June 4, 2008 1:00-4:00 PM Tower Club, Vienna VA
Winning Strategies in Teaming for Federal Contracts: Subcontracts
June 5, 2008 1:00-4:00 PM Tower Club, Vienna VA
Protecting Intellectual Property Rights in Federal Procurement
September (TBD), 2008 1:00-4:00 PM Tower Club, Vienna VA

Here's what we'll cover in the four seminars:

What, When, Where and How to Protest Federal Procurements
This seminar will provide a roadmap of the Federal procurement protest process,
discussing the working rules, procedures and substantive and procedural
requirements of the various protest forums - the agency, the General Accountability
Office, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and the SBA. The preaward and
postaward debriefing rules in negotiated procurements will be discussed and
practical advice given on what, when, where and how to protest Federal
procurements.

Winning Strategies in Teaming for Federal Contracts: Teaming Agreements
Here’s a practical, understandable guide to the formation and enforcement of
teaming agreements in Federal procurements. It’s an in-depth discussion of the
ramifications to small businesses in such relationships as a prime or a sub. The
attendees will learn everything they need to know to enter into enforceable
teaming agreements in which their risks are minimized and oppressive clauses
are eliminated or diluted. Non-Disclosure Agreements will also be discussed.

Winning Strategies in Teaming for Federal Contracts: Subcontracts
You’ll gain from this practical seminar on the formation and performance of
subcontracts in Federal procurements, as a prime or a sub. Attendees will learn
everything they need to know about the Federal law, regulations and policies
which provide the framework for subcontracts. We’ll follow through from initial
subcontract formation, including contract terms and conditions, to subcontract
administration, performance, disputes, terminations, and claims resolution. You
will learn how to assess and minimize the risk factors involved in subcontracts,
avoid or dilute oppressive clauses, and protect your intellectual property and
proprietary data.

Federal Procurement Intellectual Property Rights
This course will first provide a brief overview of intellectual property law
(patents, copyrights, trade secrets), and then focus on rights in technical data
and computer software in civilian and DOD contracts. Strategies for protecting
intellectual property in Federal procurements will be covered, with advice on
how contractors may maximize the value of their technical data and effectively
license computer software.


Our Instructor – John Tolle, Esq.

John R. Tolle is the managing partner of the McLean, Virginia law firm of
Barton, Baker, McMahon, & Tolle where he specializes in all aspects of
Government contracts. He has spoken, taught and written extensively on a wide
range of topics, including Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software, Bid
Protests, Software Licensing, and Teaming Agreements and Subcontracts. For ten
years (1989-1999) he was an adjunct professor at the University of Virginia, where
he developed and taught a course entitled Government Contracts Computer Law. He
is a member of the Government Contracts Section of the Federal Bar Association,
where is a past Chair of the Small Business and Socioeconomic Affairs and
Intellectual Property Rights Committees, and current Chair of the Bid Protest
Committee.

Limited enrollment! Enroll in any of these seminars for only $295, or
sign up for the 4-part series for only $995.

Sign up now for you and your team to attend these sessions at
$295.00 per seat, or enroll for all four seminars in the series at a special
discounted series price of $995.00:

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___ What, When, Where and How to Protest Federal Procurements
May 15, 2008 1:00-4:00 PM Tower Club, Vienna VA
___ Winning Strategies in Teaming for Federal Contracts: Teaming Agreements
June 4, 2008 1:00-4:00 PM Tower Club, Vienna VA
___ Winning Strategies in Teaming for Federal Contracts: Subcontracts
June 5, 2008 1:00-4:00 PM Tower Club, Vienna VA
___ Federal Procurement Intellectual Property Rights
September (TBD), 2008 1:00-4:00 PM Tower Club, Vienna VA

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