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Pete helps clients navigate today’s increasingly complex regulatory and enforcement environment at the intersection of national security, international trade, finance, and technology. He works with clients to identify innovative solutions to business problems arising from these often daunting and highly technical regulations, based on a clear understanding of the government’s expectations and priorities.

Shutdown, again. This advisory helps contractors manage operations during this period.

First Step for Government Contractors and Companies Subject to US Export Controls.

Contractors should closely monitor their customer and regulatory agencies’ websites for shutdown guidance, as agencies like DoD, DOJ, and others have already issued instructions.[1] Each agency may have slightly different responses, so staying informed is crucial. Contractors should be particularly mindful of: (1) when contractors must halt work, (2) what work and costs are reimbursable during the shutdown, (3) cost-saving measures that comply with labor laws, and (4) the impact of future administrative delays on commercial operations.