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Friday, November 4, 2022
Clearing the Hurdles: Strategies for Filing Bid Protests of Tennessee Government Contracts
With nearly $1.8 billion of Tennessee funding forecasted for various government contracts in fiscal year 2022-2023, contractors have a great opportunity to pursue various types of work with the state of Tennessee. Businesses interested in bidding for one of those contracts can learn more about potential opportunities through Tennessee’s Central Procurement Office (CPO), which consistently lists and updates requests for proposals for Tennessee contracts. To provide accountability, integrity and transparency related to the use of taxpayer funds in the bidding and contract award process, Tennessee also has implemented procedures governing bid protests. Josh Mullen and Clare Magee provide a guide to the bid protest process in Tennessee, including how disappointed offerors can file protests and how contract awardees can defend against them.
Rejecting a Destructive Disunion
TBA President Tasha C. Blakney discusses our country's current political divisiveness, our history of division and the importance of civil discourse. She also shares a recent happy moment of introducing 10 Tennessee lawyers to be sworn in to practice before the U. S. Supreme Court.
Get involved; run for TBA office! Open positions include vice-president, district governors, grand division governors, ABA House of Delegates representatives and TBA House of Delegates members.
TBA Says Farewell to Executive Director Joycelyn Stevenson
If your actions create a legacy that inspires others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, then you are an excellent leader. - Dolly Parton
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