Top San Francisco Government Contracts Lawyers - California

Nearby Cities: Oakland, Hayward, Vallejo, Fremont, Sunnyvale

Related Practice Areas: Military, State, Local & Municipal Law, Admiralty & Maritime, Government Agencies & Programs

Government Acquisition, Purchasing and Services Contracts, and Public Works Contract Lawyers in California Government Contracts, Public Contracts, Public Works Construction Contracts, Purchasing Contracts, Architectural and Engineering Contracts, Services Contracts, Bidding, Requests for Proposals, Bid Protests, Negotiated Contracts, Small Business/SBE, DBE, LBE and DVBE certification and...

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    505 Sansome St.,Suite 1525 San Francisco CA 94111 37.795155 -122.40184

    Government Acquisition, Purchasing and Services Contracts, and Public Works Contract Lawyers in California Government Contracts, Public Contracts, Public Works Construction Contracts, Purchasing Contracts, Architectural and Engineering Contracts, Services Contracts, Bidding, Requests for Proposals, Bid Protests, Negotiated Contracts, Small Business/SBE, DBE, LBE and DVBE certification and...

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    San Francisco Airport Office Center Burlingame CA 94010 37.600384 -122.37196

    When a devastating injury strikes, Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy, LLP, is there by your side. Located in Burlingame, California, the law firm helps people throughout the Bay Area, including San Francisco, who are victims of nursing home abuse, elder abuse, defective products, and helicopter or aviation accidents. There are myriad of things to think about in the wake of a serious accident, and...

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    1850 Mt. Diablo Blvd.,Ste 340 Walnut Creek CA 94596 37.897842 -122.06532

    The Williams Firm in Walnut Creek, California, offers a comprehensive range of legal services to help real estate investors, business owners, entrepreneurs and others protect their rights and interests in the face of complex legal challenges.  The law firm provides quality professional representation, extensive legal knowledge and skill, and outstanding service based on effective...

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