Individual Surety Bonds on Federal Construction Contracts

Recorded On: 03/22/2011

While individual sureties are allowed under federal contracts, there are many things you and your client need to understand before entering this market. In this presentation learn about the issues surrounding individual surety bonds, the regulations pertaining to them, and how you can advise your client.

Robert E. Little, Jr.

Partner, Cohen Seglias

Robert E. Little, Jr. is a partner at Cohen Seglias and a member of the Federal Contracting Group. He has significant experience in government contracts and government procurement including advising government contracting officers, government program managers, private bidders, and contractors on government acquisition regulations, laws and policies. He has extensive knowledge of Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and its application to government contractors, particularly in the areas of construction, major systems, base operating services and energy. Mr. Little has more than three decades of experience in the private sector as well as public service with key assignments at U.S. Navy, Air Force and U.S. Government Accountability Office. He formerly served as Senior Associate Counsel, Headquarters, Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) for service supply and construction contracts worldwide. In this role, he worked directly with the Joint Guam Program Office (JGPO) in formulating the Department of Defense (DoD) position in response to Government of Japan (GoJ) questions regarding applicable laws and regulations.

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