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Agnes
P.
Dover
Partner, Washington, D.C.
agnes.dover@hoganlovells.com
Agnes Dover is the Director of Hogan Lovells' government contracts group and has more than 30 years of experience working with government contractor clients, primarily in the defense, energy, information technology, and biotechnology industries. She provides strategic legal advice to clients facing increasingly complex procurement regulations when they do business with federal agencies, particularly the U.S. Departments of Defense and Energy. Her practice includes counseling on government contract compliance, teaming, and subcontract arrangements, and intellectual property issues. She has handled the government contracts issues associated with numerous M&A transactions, including industrial security issues that arise during the sale of government contractor entities to foreign owned companies as well as implementation of foreign ownership control and influence mitigation plans.
Agnes joined the Washington, D.C. office as a partner in January 1997 after serving as the Deputy General Counsel for procurement and technology transfer at the U.S. Department of Energy.
REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE
- Advising a foreign-owned information technology firm on developing a plan to mitigate foreign ownership and control and obtaining a top secret security clearance.
- Advising a U.K. company on issues relating to operation of its U.S. subsidiary which is subject to a proxy agreement.
- Advising a U.S. company in connection with the establishment of a proxy agreement required to facilitate sale to a Swedish company.
- Advising a foreign defense contractor on sale of its U.S. subsidiary and termination of the foreign ownership control and mitigation plan.
Hogan Lovells Publications
24 June 2011
"A wolf in sheep's clothing: the final FAR contract closeout rule." Government Contracts Alert, Hogan Lovells
20 May 2011
"DOD issues interim rule authorizing withholding of a percentage of contract billings upon finding one or more significant deficiencies in a contractor's business systems." Government Contracts Alert, Hogan Lovells
29 April 2011
"Proposed FAR rule would overhaul government-wide organizational conflict of interest coverage by imposing new disclosure obligations on industry but allowing agencies more flexibility to address conflicts." Government Contracts Alert, Hogan Lovells
19 October 2010
"U.S. Small Business Administration finalizes rule authorizing federal contracts to be set aside for women-owned small businesses." Government Contracts Alert, Hogan Lovells
06 October 2010
"FAR revisions to implement the comprehensive Iran Sanctions, Accountability and Divestment Act." Government Contracts Alert, Hogan Lovells
Published Works
February 2012
"Risk Mitigation for U.S. Government Contractors Both at Home and Abroad." Government Contract Year in Review Conference Brief, West/Thompson Reuters
Fall 2008
"Secrets to Investing in Companies that Perform Classified Work." Service Contractor, Professional Services Council
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