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Evan Sherwood

Associate

Washington +1 202 662 5981 esherwood@cov.com Download V-card

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Mr. Sherwood helps clients solve problems arising from government contracts. He advises government contractors on a wide range of matters, such as compliance with procurement regulations, contract formation, and government investigations. Mr. Sherwood also represents clients in bringing and defending bid protests, including challenges to the terms of competitions.

Successfully protested award of multiple civilian IDIQ contracts.
Advised contractor on responding to a solicitation for therapeutics issued by the Department of Health and Human Services.
Counseled life sciences contractor on drafting government subcontracts.
Successfully defended protest challenging award of a Navy task order.
Represented client during agency inquiry regarding organizational conflict of interest, resulting in favorable outcome.

Successfully protested terms of an Interior Department solicitation for facility services contract.
Counseled large contractor during small business qui tam investigation arising from a teaming arrangement.

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GSA Cancels Solicitation for New FBI Building

The General Services Administration has canceled its request for lease proposals for a new FBI headquarters, ending a three-year procurement that would have replaced the aging J. Edgar Hoover Building. GSA’s decision comes after it had narrowed the potential list of locations to Springfield, Virginia; Landover, Maryland; or Greenbelt, Maryland. The procurement ...

CFC: Offeror on a GSA Lease Lacks Standing to Raise Appropriations Issues

In a recent decision, the Court of Federal Claims ruled that a pre-award protestor lacked standing to challenge the legality of a request for lease proposals (“RLP”) under an appropriations statute. Cleveland Assets, LLC v. United States, 132 Fed. Cl. 264 (2017). In particular, the Court ruled that the protestor could not enforce the statute’s...… Continue ...

New FAR Rule: Government May Disqualify Contractors Who Use Standard Confidentiality Language with Employees and Subcontractors

Under a new FAR rule, standard language in confidentiality agreements could lead to disqualification from contracting or False Claims Act liability. In January, the FAR Council issued a final rule regulating confidentiality agreements between prime contractors and their employees and subcontractors. The rule implements Section 743 of the Consolidated and Further ...

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GSA Cancels Solicitation for New FBI Building

CFC: Offeror on a GSA Lease Lacks Standing to Raise Appropriations Issues

New FAR Rule: Government May Disqualify Contractors Who Use Standard Confidentiality Language with Employees and Subcontractors

New FAR Rule: Government May Disqualify Contractors Who Use Standard Confidentiality Language with Employees and Subcontractors

Practices

Education

University of Pennsylvania Law School, J.D., 2015

University of California, Santa Barbara, B.A., 2011

Judicial Clerkship

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