Aleksey Dabbs advises and represents government contractors across a wide spectrum of legal issues, including bid protests, mergers and acquisitions, and compliance matters.

Aleksey’s experience also includes representing clients on employment law and general business litigation matters.

Representative Experience

  • Successful protest of $75 million Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services task order issued under the GSA MAS program, resulting in agency corrective action and reaffirmation of award to client. CivicActions, B-421956.4 et al.
  • Successful protest of $100 million General Services Administration MAS Blanket Purchase Agreement award for U.S. Coast Guard support services, resulting in corrective action and award to client. Purple Sky, LLC, B-423465.
  • Successful protest of $60 million IRS STARS III task order for support services at the IRS Network Management Control Center, resulting in agency corrective action. 1st SBC Solutions, LLC, B-423172.2 et al.

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  • Successful protest of $65 million Department of Labor award under the GAO Multiple Award Schedule program, resulting in corrective action and award to client. DevTech Systems, Inc., B-423255.1, Jan. 22, 2025.
  • Successful defense of $670 million U.S. Navy award to Epsilon Systems Solutions for repair, maintenance, and modernization of non-nuclear surface ships homeported in Pearl Harbor, defeating a GAO protest challenging the awardee’s eligibility and the Navy’s evaluation. Pacific Shipyards International, LLC, B-422956.1, B-422956.2, Oct. 28, 2024.
  • Successful representation of Systems Plus, Inc. in Government Accountability Office (GAO) protests and subsequent U.S. Court of Federal Claims challenges arising from elimination from the $50 billion NIH CIO-SP4 multiple-award procurement, in which GAO sustained the protests and the court later granted the agency’s voluntary remand for corrective action. Systems Plus, Inc., et al., B-421331.1 et al., 2023.

Professional Highlights

  • Published Note, “The Price of a Cybersecurity Culture: How the CMMC Should Secure the Department of Defense’s Supply Chain Without Harming Small Businesses and Competition,” Public Contract Law Journal, 50:3, 2021.

Speaking Engagements

  • Top Five Bid Protest Trends in 2024,” GovCon East 2025, Jan. 16, 2025.
  • Bid Protests: The Increasing Divide Between GAO and COFC,” Pillsbury’s 2023 East Coast Government Contracts Summit, Northern Virginia, May 16, 2023.

Education

  • J.D., Government Procurement Law, The George Washington University Law School

    B.S., Business, University of Maryland

Admissions

  • District of Columbia

    Virginia