Administrative Law Government Bids & RFPs

The application must be emailed at least ten calendar days before a month's start to be eligible to provide legal services during the upcoming month and through June 30, 2027.

To apply, attorneys or law firms must submit a letter of interest and a statement of qualifications that includes the attorneys or firms name, website, principal place of business, email address, and telephone number; the attorneys or firms areas of practice; a summary of the education, experience, and qualifications of any attorney who would be performing substantial legal work or communicating with the client; a summary of relevant cases or other legal work and the names and contact information of up to five clients who may be contacted, including at least two for whom services were rendered during the preceding 12 months and at least one governmental client; affirmative statements on whether the attorney or firm has legal malpractice insurance coverage and whether the attorney or firm has been denied coverage in the past; and an overview of billing policies.

The award of the resultant follow-on procurement is anticipated to occur in the month of August 2026, with services tentatively scheduled to commence 30 days thereafter in the month of September 2026.

The bid notice specifies minimum qualifications for all personnel, including a Bachelor's degree, a minimum of five years of function-related experience at the operational or strategic level, and the ability to prepare and present materials to flag officers, general officers, or senior executive service members. A final Top Secret (TS) security clearance is also required.

Contractors that cause a negligent discharge of classified information (NDCI) are financially liable for all restoration costs, with a minimum liability of $5,000 per incident. The government will deduct these non-reimbursable costs from the contract price.

The period of performance will be twelve 12 months with up to three 3 one-year option periods depending on funding availability.

The bid requires a legal background that supports knowledge of and work experience in various fish and wildlife conservation laws and service policies and statutory responsibilities. Specific work experience with executing federal administrative processes, including requirements under the Refuge System Improvement Act, as amended. Ability to communicate orally and in writing to convey scientific policy and technical information logic in an educational setting. Ability to work independently and with minimal supervision to create and direct teams of relevant subject matter experts. Previous experience in conservation and developing training curriculum, both virtual and inperson.