Scott Livingston

Practice Areas

State Contracting, Procurement and Bid Protests; Complex Civil and Commercial Litigation; False Claims Act Litigation; Administrative Law and Regulatory Compliance

Career

Co-founder of RWL and co-chair of firm’s State Contracting, Procurement and Bid Protests Practice.

A specialist in Maryland procurement law, Scott has represented hundreds of government contractors on bid protests and other state contract disputes totaling more than 5 billion dollars.  He has been the attorney of record in more than 50 decisions published by the Maryland State Board of Contract Appeals.  In his more than 30 years in practice, Scott has handled more appeals to the Maryland State Board of Contract Appeals than any other private practitioner attorney.

In his previous position serving as an Assistant Attorney General of Maryland, Scott advised the Secretary of Transportation of Maryland.  He helped draft Maryland’s procurement regulations governing administrative procedures for resolution of bid protests and contract claims.

Scott is a regular speaker on procurement law subjects, including construction claims, bid protests and MBE compliance for organizations including the Public Contract Law Section of the American Bar Association.

He provides legal services to government contractors relating to bid protests, litigation and settlement of claims against agencies of the State of Maryland.