About Tamara McNulty
Tamara McNulty is a partner with the Firm. Before joining the Firm, Tamara was the Division Senior Counsel for Black & Veatch Special Projects Corp. (the Federal Corporation of Black & Veatch) reporting directly to the President of BVSPC. She served on the BVSPC Executive Leadership team and the BVSPC Board of Directors. In her role as the head attorney to BVSPC, she demonstrated the ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously to meet established deadlines, to be creative and solutions-focused, to work with various teams in the organization, and to take a strategic view.
As the lead division counsel for BVSPC, she was involved in all aspects of BVSPC’s legal matters, including ethics and compliance, human resources and business transactions. As in-house counsel, she has managed multimillion dollar litigation, supervising outside counsel, litigation budgets, litigation plans and discovery. Tamara has investigated and provided legal analysis and advised on ethics and compliance investigations, CDA claims, bid protests, requests for equitable adjustments and design errors and omissions claims and recommend resolution strategies for these matters. She has also trained business unit operating staff on contract interpretation, government contract law issues, contract management processes and ethics and compliance matters in both the classroom setting, in one-on-one mentoring and during working sessions.
As a former partner at Am Law 100 law firms, Tamara is an experienced trial attorney and has tried numerous cases in both state and federal courts. She teaches advanced trial skills each year for the National Institute of Trial Advocacy. Tamara has advised clients on construction claims for contract extras, delay damages, impact damages, assessment of liquidated damages and substantive law surrounding these issues and has tried cases on all of these issues. She has asserted numerous claims to various boards of contract appeals as well as the Court of Federal Claims, and she has defended bid protests at both the state and federal levels. She has also written two books on construction law, as well as numerous articles and book chapters on topics of construction law, government contracts law and surety law.
As the lead division counsel for BVSPC, she was involved in all aspects of BVSPC’s legal matters, including ethics and compliance, human resources and business transactions. As in-house counsel, she has managed multimillion dollar litigation, supervising outside counsel, litigation budgets, litigation plans and discovery. Tamara has investigated and provided legal analysis and advised on ethics and compliance investigations, CDA claims, bid protests, requests for equitable adjustments and design errors and omissions claims and recommend resolution strategies for these matters. She has also trained business unit operating staff on contract interpretation, government contract law issues, contract management processes and ethics and compliance matters in both the classroom setting, in one-on-one mentoring and during working sessions.
As a former partner at Am Law 100 law firms, Tamara is an experienced trial attorney and has tried numerous cases in both state and federal courts. She teaches advanced trial skills each year for the National Institute of Trial Advocacy. Tamara has advised clients on construction claims for contract extras, delay damages, impact damages, assessment of liquidated damages and substantive law surrounding these issues and has tried cases on all of these issues. She has asserted numerous claims to various boards of contract appeals as well as the Court of Federal Claims, and she has defended bid protests at both the state and federal levels. She has also written two books on construction law, as well as numerous articles and book chapters on topics of construction law, government contracts law and surety law.
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Location
Washington, DC
Years of Experience
29
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
District of Columbia Bar