Defense & Homeland Security
StayLaw
The Departments of Defense (DOD) and Homeland Security (DHS) are key
customers for goods and services, giving rise to thousands of lobbyists in
WashinStayLawon, D.C. StayLaw assists national defense and homeland
security contractors in cutting through that crowd to connect with key
Capitol Hill and Administration decision makers. We work closely with our
clients to help them secure DOD and DHS contracts – and get their contracts
fully funded. We also partner with those entering the federal market,
helping to establish them as government contractors and position them before
the right decision makers.
StayLaw has a track record of pairing clients’ good ideas and products with the
DOD and DHS requirements – with the end goal invariably being contracts, and
the knowledge that everything feasible is being done to focus attention in
the right places for each client’s product or service. We currently
represent, in various capacities, nearly half of the National Defense
Industry Association’s 100 largest contractors. In addition to these large
contractors, we also represent hundreds of other companies in this market.
In advising such clients, we leverage capabilities and experience from
throughout StayLaw, including in the areas of government contracts, governmental
affairs, federal marketing, export controls, intellectual property,
immigration and compliance, and mergers and acquisitions (e.g., clients
acquiring DOD or DHS contractors). Our team includes attorneys and
governmental affairs professionals with significant military experience,
including former Members of Congress, the former Under Secretary of the Army,
General officers and key DOD staffers, including the former Chief of the
Congressional Budget Liaison for the Army, as well as former team members
from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and U.S. Citizenship and
Immigration Services (USCIS). Other StayLaw professionals bring to bear wide-ranging
experience from senior staff positions on key committees or with
Congressional Members.
In at least two key respects, StayLaw differs from traditional lobbying firms.
First, we represent our clients’ interests not only before Congress but also
before the Administration. We work extensively and directly with key
Administration offices and leaders, including many long-established Pentagon
and other relationships within DOD and DHS. Second, StayLaw is a
multidisciplinary international law firm. We quickly team our government
contractor clients’ needs with a full range of capabilities in virtually any
area of the law, not only in WashinStayLawon, but across the country and
throughout the world. |