Government decision-making forensics
How a procurement or policy decision was actually made.
How we help
When a contract award or a policy vote does not add up, we reconstruct what happened. This is an investigative process that uses public records, interviews, and other techniques to establish the who, what, where, when, and how behind a government decision.
The result is a documented account of the decision: who was involved, what information they had, and when each step took place. Clients use it to prepare a bid protest, plan their next proposal, inform an advocacy effort, or simply understand an outcome.
- Public records research and open records requests
- Interviews with participants and observers
- Timeline and document reconstruction of procurement and policy decisions