Andrew J. Mohr

Special Counsel

Phone: 202.971.4232
Fax: 202.408.5146
amohr@mmmlaw.com
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Andrew Mohr is Special Counsel in the firm’s Government Contracts practice. He has over three decades of experience that spans the entire range of federal, state and local government contract formation and administration. Andrew represents clients in every stage of the government procurement process, from analysis of the risks associated with entering the market to the issues arising during the solicitation, award, performance and completion of government contracts.

Representative Experience

Andrew helps clients understand, respond to, and, when necessary, litigate issues and disputes arising from:

Bid protest prosecution and defense
Negotiated solicitations
GSA Schedule contracting
Teaming Agreements and Subcontracts
Contractor responsibility and responsiveness
Cost reimbursement contracts
Audit defense
Contract claims
Security Clearance
Suspension and debarment
Small business contracting
The Service Contract Act
The Buy American Act
TheTrade Agreements Act
The Freedom of Information Act
Appropriation of funds
Rights in technical data
Contract interpretation
Offer, acceptance and award
Mistake in bid
Administration of grants
International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)
Termination for Convenience claims
Change orders
Excusable delays
Inspection and acceptance of goods
Cost accounting
Warranties
Default terminations

Membership

Member, District of Columbia Bar Association
Member, Federal Bar Association

Office(s)

Washington, D.C.

Services

Focus Areas

Bar Admissions

District of Columbia, 1980

Court Admissions

U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit

Education

George Washington University, 1980
Juris Doctor (J.D.)
with honors

Tufts University, 1976
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
magna cum laude

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Combatting Cybercrime: OMB’s Recent Call to Action on NIST Guidance

Getting Credit Where Credit is Due and Building a Track Record Too!

OFCCP’s June 30th Deadline Is Approaching – Have You Certified Compliance with the Annual Affirmative Action Plan Requirements?

SBA Increases Size Standards for More Than A Dozen Sectors

OFCCP Developments for 2022 Suggest a Greater Likelihood of Audits

The SBA Size Standard Transition is Over — All Receipts-Based Size Certifications Must Use a Five-Year Average

Federal Contractor Covid-19 Vaccine Mandate Suspended

GAO Partially Sustains Bid Protest Over CIO-SP4 Treatment of Large Business Mentors

The Federal Government Reinstates the Nondisplacement Rule and Raises the Federal Contractor Minimum Wage to $15 an Hour

2021 GAO Bid Protest Annual Report Shows Successful Protest Grounds May Not Be Known at the Outset

Federal Contractor Vaccine Deadline Extended to January 4, 2022

Federal Contractor COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ Update

DoD Expands the Scope of the COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate to Include OTAs

Federal Contractor Vaccine Mandate to Apply to All GSA Schedule Holders

MMM Successfully Defends Contract Award

The Long-Awaited FAR Update to the Limitations on Subcontracting Rule Has Arrived

Size and Status Protests 101

Made in America: Biden’s Executive Order and Other Recent Changes to the Buy American Act

Unwrapping the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act: Key Provisions for Government Contractors

2020 GAO Bid Protest Annual Report Shows a Sharp Increase in the Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution

SBA Issues Final Rule Implementing Several Significant Changes for Small Businesses

Bid Protests 101

DoD Issues Interim Rule on NIST SP 800-171 DOD Assessment and the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Framework

The Importance of Organizational Conflicts of Interest

Recent Notable Decisions from the Government Accountability Office

Small Business Administration Announces an End to Self-Certification for Women-Owned Small Businesses

GAO Sustains Three Protests in June

Recent Challenges to Government Procurements Prove Successful

GSA Releases COVID-19 FAQs

Department of Defense Releases Guidance on the Implementation of Section 3610 of the CARES Act

Acquisition Systems Extensions Due to COVID-19

COVID-19 Related Issues for Government Contractors

Beta.SAM.gov is Now the Authoritative Source for Government Contract Opportunities

GSA Schedules - What's New and What's Not

Dept. of Army Takes Corrective Action in Response to Protest Filed by MMM on Behalf of Total Computer Solutions, Inc. (TCSI)

Cybersecurity False Claims Act Cases: The Next Frontier

Prepare Now for New Wave of False Claims Act Litigation Around Cybersecurity

GSA Schedule Consolidation – How Will It Impact Your Company?

MMM’s Government Contracts Group Successfully Protests Four Awards by the U.S. Air Force

The Fundamentals of Government Contracts

CMS Adds One More Firm to $25B Care Quality Improvement IDIQ

Survival Guide for a USAID-Incurred Cost Audit Performed by a Commercial Accounting Firm

Speaking Engagement

Andrew Mohr presents Troubleshooting Procurement Particulars at the National Council of State Housing Agencies’ Housing Finance

Andrew Mohr and Kelly Kroll Quoted in Washington Business Journal on GAO Protests

MMM Partner Andrew Mohr Interviewed by the National Law Review on False Claims Act Risks for Small Businesses

MMM Client Arch Systems Successfully Protests Contract Award Ineligibility

MMM Client Arch Systems Successfully Defends Award Protest

Webinar | The Government Market - Too Big To Ignore

The Government Market—Too Big to Ignore

The Rules are the Rules: Joint Ventures Must be Unpopulated to Receive an 8(a) Set-Aside Contract

MMM Client Total Computer Solutions Wins Corrective Action in Award Protest

MMM Partner Andrew Mohr and Of Counsel Kelly Kroll Featured in WBJ on D.C. Law Firms Adding Government Contracts Practice Groups

GAO to Start Charging Bid Protest Fees

Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP Expands its D.C. Office; Adds Eight Attorneys and Launches Government Contracts Practice

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