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Section of Public Contract Law
The Section of Public Contract Law serves to provide balanced recommendations on procurement policy, provide a forum to engage with colleagues across all segments of the procurement industry, and gain insight into and develop unique perspectives of federal, state and local public contract law.
What is Public Contract Law?
Beyond professional advocacy, membership gives you access to technical resources, training, networking opportunities and expert guidance - everything legal professionals need to be successful. Our chair Kara Sacilotto explains.
Join the Section of Public Contract Law
Shape and affect public policy, engage with colleagues, leverage the counsel, gain insight into and develop unique perspectives of federal, state and local public contract law.
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Guide to State Procurement: A 50-State Primer on Purchasing Laws, Processes, and Procedures, Second Edition
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About Public Contract Law
Our goal is simple yet ambitious: To be the most reliable, most respected nationwide source of balanced, unbiased positive recommendations for improving the law relating to procurement at all levels of government. Because of our unique position composed of lawyers and associates from government, corporations, and law firms, we have an extraordinary opportunity and duty to work for improvements to the procurement process.
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Use this online form to contact the Section of Public Contract Law or call Patty Brennan at 312.988.5623.