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NAICS Code· 541199

All Other Legal Services

This U.S. industry comprises establishments of legal practitioners (except offices of lawyers and attorneys, settlement offices, and title abstract offices). These establishments are primarily engaged in providing specialized legal or paralegal services. Illustrative Examples: Notary public services Patent agent services (i.e., patent filing and searching services) Paralegal services Process serving services Cross-References.Show more

NAICS 541199 — All Other Legal Services encompasses specialized legal advisory and support functions that fall outside traditional litigation or corporate law practices. This category includes regulatory compliance consulting, administrative law representation, ethics and procurement law advisory, international treaty interpretation, and specialized legal research for federal agencies.

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Active Contracts
$233.6M
Total Obligations (12mo)
1.4K
Awarded Contracts (12mo)
467
Contractors Awarded (12mo)
-12.1%
YoY Growth

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NAICS 541199 — All Other Legal Services encompasses specialized legal advisory and support functions that fall outside traditional litigation or corporate law practices. This category includes regulatory compliance consulting, administrative law representation, ethics and procurement law advisory, i...

NAICS 541199 — All Other Legal Services encompasses specialized legal advisory and support functions that fall outside traditional litigation or corporate law practices. This category includes regulatory compliance consulting, administrative law representation, ethics and procurement law advisory, international treaty interpretation, and specialized legal research for federal agencies. These services are critical to ensuring statutory adherence, mitigating legal risk in complex regulatory environments, and supporting agency rulemaking and enforcement activities. In the federal contracting landscape, this NAICS serves as a niche but essential conduit for legal expertise that bridges policy implementation with operational compliance, often embedded within mission-critical programs requiring subject-matter legal precision. Top contractors in this sector include KLEINFELDER INC, AITHERAS LLC, DELOITTE CONSULTING LLP, and AECOM TECHNICAL SERVICES, INC., reflecting a mix of large professional services firms with dedicated legal and regulatory divisions and smaller, specialized legal consultancies. These entities typically operate as prime contractors delivering high-value, knowledge-intensive services, often under task orders tied to long-term government-wide acquisition contracts or agency-specific legal support vehicles. The Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission are the leading procuring agencies, driven by enforcement actions, regulatory oversight, and internal governance needs. The Department of Defense also engages extensively in this space for compliance with federal acquisition regulations, international agreements, and military justice support functions. Demand is fueled by evolving regulatory frameworks, increased scrutiny of contractor conduct, and the need for in-house legal capacity without full-time staffing. The competitive landscape is characterized by high barriers to entry due to credentialing requirements, security clearances, and deep regulatory expertise. Opportunities are concentrated in agencies undergoing regulatory modernization or expanding international operations. Contractors with proven experience in administrative law, federal procurement ethics, and cross-agency compliance frameworks are best positioned to compete in this specialized, high-trust market.

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Top Contractors & Agencies

Top Companies

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FORFEITURE SUPPORT ASSOCIATES LLC20 contracts
$71.0M
2
MCCOY RUSSELL LLP1 contract
$9.0M
3
ICARUS SOLAR LLC1 contract
$9.0M
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VEREB LAW GROUP PLLC1 contract
$9.0M
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CHIP LAW GROUP LLC1 contract
$9.0M

Top Agencies

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Department Of Justice1,183 awards
$162.5M
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Nswc Carderock4 awards
$36.0M
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Department Of Justice (doj)24 awards
$8.7M
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National Archives And Records Administration3 awards
$4.2M
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Export-Import Bank Of The United States7 awards
$4.1M

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NAICS code 541199 covers All Other Legal Services. This U.S. industry comprises establishments of legal practitioners (except offices of lawyers and attorneys, settlement offices, and title abstract offices). These establishments are primarily engaged in providing specialized legal or paralegal services. Illustrative Examples: Notary public services Patent agent services (i.e., patent filing and searching services) Paralegal services Process serving services Cross-References.

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Legal Support Staff (Paralegal or Legal Assistant Services)The City of Kennewick is seeking qualified providers to supply paralegal or legal assistant support services for its prosecution functions, focusing on the preparation of legal documents, management of case files, legal research, and related administrative duties. This subcontract opportunity requires professionals capable of delivering precise, timely support to ensure the efficient operation of the city’s prosecution services, with all work expected to be performed in accordance with local legal standards and procedural requirements. The solicitation is open to eligible contractors who can demonstrate experience in legal support roles within a government or law enforcement context. The contract opportunity was posted on July 10, 2026, with responses due by August 31, 2026, at 10:30 PM Pacific Time. It falls under the NAICS code 541199 for other legal services and is not reserved for any specific set-aside category. All work will be conducted in support of the City of Kennewick’s legal operations in Washington, though the exact physical location of performance has not been specified. Interested parties must submit proposals through the public procurement portal at the provided link, and while no point of contact is listed, bidders are expected to follow standard submission protocols for government contract opportunities.
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Court Testimony and Legal Support ServicesThe contract pertains to the availability of qualified personnel to provide sworn testimony concerning traffic control activities, with all associated costs borne by the County. This service is classified as a subcontract under the NAICS code 541199 and is intended to support legal proceedings where expert or factual testimony regarding traffic management operations is required. The work must be performed in accordance with County requirements and at County expense, ensuring that necessary personnel are accessible when summoned for court appearances or other legal proceedings. The solicitation was posted on July 10, 2026, with a response deadline of July 24, 2026, and is managed by the Public Works Traffic Division of Hawaii. Although specific details regarding location, point of contact, or set-aside provisions are not provided, the scope clearly centers on securing individuals who can legally and professionally testify about traffic control practices. The contract does not specify performance location beyond the general jurisdiction of Hawaii, and all arrangements for testimony must align with the County’s legal and administrative protocols.
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Legal Assistance ServicesLegal assistance services are being solicited by the County of Kaua‘i’s Agency on Elderly Affairs under solicitation number P-0258, issued pursuant to Hawai‘i Revised Statutes Chapter 103D, with proposals due by 3:00 p.m. Hawai‘i Standard Time on August 7, 2026, via the Public Purchase System. The contract, a three-year multi-term agreement running from October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2029, aims to deliver OAA Title IIIB legal services to older adults across all districts of Kaua‘i County, ensuring awareness of rights and protection from abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Services include legal advice, advocacy, and representation in areas such as Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, health care, utilities, and protective services, with minimum performance targets of 200–300 unduplicated persons and 700–1,000 service hours for general legal assistance, and 70–120 individuals and 250–500 hours for attorney representation. All personnel must be supervised by a licensed attorney with at least two years of experience serving older adults, and staff must have no history of abuse or neglect convictions and be qualified to work with cognitively or functionally impaired elderly individuals. Proposals are evaluated on a best-value basis using weighted criteria: 30 points for service delivery, 25 for technical capability, 25 for price competitiveness, and 20 for project organization and staffing. Pricing is structured as a unit rate per hour for each service type, with no advance payments permitted and monthly payments based on verified service units submitted with reports on recipients and activities. Offerors must be registered as Public Purchase Vendors on the Public Purchase System, complete mandatory certifications including Forms A through G covering ADA, Title VI, Section 504, drug-free workplace, lobbying, and environmental tobacco smoke, and submit Schedule F for wage compliance under HRS 103-55 and Schedule H for cost and pricing data. Compliance with Hawai‘i’s labor standards is required, including wages comparable to public employees, and contractors must maintain a fidelity bond or commercial crime insurance equal to the contract value with third-party liability and beneficiary provisions. Additional requirements include a written quality assurance policy with participant evaluations, annual narrative reports due 20 days after the federal fiscal year end, and
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Administrative Hearing Officer Services – Employee Dismissal CasesThe contract seeks qualified Administrative Hearing Officers to independently adjudicate employee dismissal hearings for public education entities in Arizona, ensuring full compliance with state labor and education statutes. Responsibilities include conducting impartial hearings, evaluating documentary and testimonial evidence, assessing procedural fairness, and issuing final, well-reasoned rulings that uphold legal standards and due process rights. The work is critical to maintaining transparency and accountability in personnel decisions within Arizona’s public school system. The opportunity is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 541199, with a response deadline of July 22, 2026, and was posted on June 25, 2026. While no specific location or point of contact is listed, performance is expected to align with Arizona’s jurisdictional requirements, and all proceedings must adhere strictly to state laws governing public employee terminations. Interested parties must possess expertise in administrative law, familiarity with Arizona’s employment regulations in education, and a proven ability to deliver legally sound, timely decisions under confidential and high-stakes circumstances.
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Administrative Hearing Officer Services – Student Expulsion CasesThe contract seeks qualified administrative hearing officers to conduct formal hearings for student expulsion cases in accordance with Arizona Revised Statutes §15-843 and the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Responsibilities include reviewing student records, hearing testimony from all relevant parties, ensuring procedural fairness, and preparing detailed recommendations based on the evidence presented. The officer must maintain strict compliance with legal and privacy requirements throughout the process, safeguarding the rights of students while upholding institutional and state policies. This is a subcontract opportunity posted by the Arizona Procurement office on June 25, 2026, with a response deadline of July 22, 2026. The North American Industry Classification System code is 541199, indicating it falls under Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services. The place of performance and specific location details are not provided, but services are expected to support the Arizona education system. Interested parties must submit responses prior to the deadline to be considered for award.
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Hearing Officer Services for Employee Dismissals and Student ExpulsionsThe Phoenix Union High School District is seeking qualified hearing officers to provide impartial services for employee dismissals and student expulsions under solicitation LM2627-02. This opportunity is open to entities capable of conducting fair, legally compliant hearings in accordance with district policies and state regulations, ensuring due process is maintained for both staff and students. The contract supports the district’s commitment to equitable disciplinary procedures across its 10 comprehensive high schools, specialty and magnet schools, support schools, micro schools, and digital academy, which collectively serve over 25,000 students and employ approximately 3,000 individuals across more than 220 square miles of metropolitan Phoenix. Proposals must be submitted by the deadline of July 22, 2026, at 5:00 PM Arizona time, with all work performed within the state of Arizona. The solicitation is issued by the district’s Procurement Office, headquartered in Phoenix, and is managed by Lila McCleery, Director of Purchasing, who can be contacted via phone or email for inquiries. While no set-aside provisions or NAICS codes are specified, the nature of the services requires experienced individuals or firms with a demonstrated background in educational law, labor relations, or administrative hearings, capable of handling sensitive and high-stakes cases involving employment termination and student expulsion decisions. The selected provider will operate independently to ensure neutrality and uphold the integrity of the district’s disciplinary processes.
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Dockets OperationsThe U.S. Department of Transportation, through its Office of the Senior Procurement Executive, is seeking industry input through a Sources Sought Notice to identify qualified contractors capable of providing critical adjudicatory and rulemaking support services to all Operating Administrations within DOT and the Transportation Security Administration under the Department of Homeland Security. This effort is designed to enhance access to information resources for agency staff, program contractors, other federal agencies, and the public by modernizing docket management systems using a combination of human expertise and AI-enabled tools, all governed by strict oversight protocols. The anticipated procurement will be a Firm Fixed Price contract with a five-year performance period, comprising a one-year base period and four one-year option periods, contingent upon satisfactory performance. The effort is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5, and the North American Industry Classification System code is 541199, classified under All Other Legal Services. Contractor support will include staffing with five distinct labor categories—Senior Project Manager, Legal Governance Analyst, Digital Docketing and Data Integrity Specialist, Information and Data Analyst, and Docketing Data Steward—each with clearly defined roles, mandatory qualifications, and fixed annual labor hour allocations. AI use is permitted but strictly regulated: all AI agents must have documented owners, defined scopes of authority, and escalation paths; they are prohibited from making final legal determinations, releasing records, or closing dockets without human approval. Contractors must maintain a master prompt library, model-version registry, and change log, and conduct monthly audits of at least 500 AI-generated outputs. Deliverables must meet rigorous standards for accuracy, clarity, consistency, editability, and timeliness, with all outputs subject to inspection and formal acceptance by the Contracting Officer’s Representative at DOT Headquarters in Washington, DC. Responses to this non-binding RFI are limited to 10 pages and must include feedback on the Draft Statement of Work, proposed labor categories, past performance references for docket operations within the last three years, and GSA MAS contract details. All submissions must be emailed to the designated contacts by July 8, 2026, with the subject line “RFI Dockets Operations,” and no reimbursement will be provided for response efforts. No formal evaluation factors, contract clauses, or pricing details are contained in this notice, as this is an information-gathering action preceding a future formal solicitation under an appropriate GSA MAS schedule.
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Legal Document Preparation and Filing SupportThe contract seeks a subcontractor to provide legal document preparation and filing support to incarcerated individuals within Utah’s correctional facilities. Services include assisting inmates with drafting, formatting, photocopying, and submitting a range of legal materials such as motions, appeals, grievances, and petitions to courts and relevant authorities. The work requires attention to legal procedural standards, accuracy in document preparation, and adherence to institutional protocols to ensure timely and proper filing. This support aims to enhance inmates’ access to justice by enabling them to navigate complex legal systems despite limited resources and guidance. The opportunity is posted under the NAICS code 541199 for other legal services and is categorized as a subcontract with a response deadline of July 2, 2026. The contract is administered by the State of Utah without a specified solicitation number or point of contact, and the place of performance remains undetermined within the state. Bidders must be prepared to operate within correctional environments, comply with security regulations, and maintain confidentiality and integrity when handling sensitive legal information. The posting date indicates the opportunity opened in June 2026, suggesting a proactive planning timeline for vendor selection and service initiation.
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Protest and Claims SupportThe contract titled Protest and Claims Support is a subcontract issued by the Department of Housing and Urban Development through its Office of the Chief Procurement Officer, aimed at assisting with the preparation of responses to bid protests and contract claims. The work involves the gathering and organization of factual documentation, coordination with legal teams, and providing administrative support necessary to address formal challenges related to federal procurement actions. Performance of the contract is expected to take place in Washington, DC, with a zip code of 20410, and the submission deadline for responses is June 26, 2026, at 5:00 PM Eastern Time. The North American Industry Classification System code assigned is 541199, which covers other professional, scientific, and technical services, indicating the scope is centered on specialized advisory and procedural support rather than direct procurement or construction activities. Interested parties must submit their proposals through the eBuy platform via the provided link before the deadline.
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Mediator Consultant - Ontario for the Farm Debt Mediation Service (FDMS)Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada is seeking to establish a Task Authorization Contract with up to four qualified contractors to deliver professional mediation and financial counselling services under the Farm Debt Mediation Service (FDMS) across Ontario, excluding the National Capital Region, as well as within the National Capital Region itself. The contract will run for a four-year period ending June 30, 2030, and operates on an “as and when requested” basis through individual Task Authorizations, each capped at $25,000. Contractors must provide certified mediators who facilitate confidential, voluntary sessions between struggling farmers and their creditors to reach mutually acceptable financial arrangements. Mediators work alongside Financial Consultants to understand the context of each case, lead mediation meetings, and prepare legally binding written agreements when settlements are reached. All services must be performed in person or virtually, with strict adherence to confidentiality protocols; no information obtained during the process may be shared outside the mediation parties. Personnel must each hold a valid RELIABILITY STATUS clearance issued by AAFC, and the contractor must maintain organizational security clearance. Sensitive information must be handled exclusively on AAFC-provided devices, and no protected or classified data may be processed or stored using personal IT systems. The contract requires full compliance with Ontario law, the Department’s Code of Conduct for Procurement, and the Ineligibility and Suspension Policy. Proposals are evaluated on a combined score of technical merit (70%) and price (30%), with technical merit assessed primarily on recent, verifiable mediation experience—up to 50 points can be awarded for two case examples, with a maximum of 25 points per case. A minimum score of 55 points overall is mandatory to pass the technical evaluation. Pricing is structured as a fixed, all-inclusive per diem rate, with travel costs covered separately under specified rates. All invoices must be submitted electronically after work completion, include detailed expenditure breakdowns, and be supported by receipts and release documentation. The Government will pay undisputed invoices within 30 days. Contractors must maintain complete financial and inspection records for seven years after final payment or until all claims are settled. Proposals must be submitted through CPC Connect, accompanied by the Offer Submission Form, Offeror Declaration Form, and Integrity Declaration Form if necessary, and must remain valid for 60 days post-closing. Any false representation, conflict of interest, or failure to maintain security or compliance standards may lead to contract termination and future ineligibility.
Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food

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RFP J27083-General Civil Legal Services, The JudiciaryThe State of Hawaii Judiciary is soliciting proposals to provide general civil legal services at no cost to indigent residents statewide, defined as individuals with incomes not exceeding 250 percent of the federal poverty level for Hawaii. The contract requires attorneys or attorney-supervised staff to deliver direct legal services in key areas such as housing, government benefits, family law, immigration, and other civil matters impacting low-income individuals. Services must be available across all four judicial circuits—Oahu, Maui-Lana-i-Moloka-i, Hawaii Island, and Kauai—with providers expected to coordinate with the Judiciary to ensure statewide coverage. Proposals must include a detailed budget using prescribed forms, demonstrate proven experience and capability in civil legal service delivery, present a reasonable staffing plan with appropriate client-to-staff ratios, and maintain a quality assurance plan that outlines mission, service delivery methods, and performance evaluation standards. Award decisions will be based on a weighted scoring system prioritizing service delivery (55 points), followed by experience and capability (20 points), project organization and staffing (15 points), and financial reasonableness (10 points), with program overview serving only as orientation. The evaluation process is structured and quantitative, conducted by a committee with expertise in service delivery and financing. The initial contract term runs from execution through June 30, 2027, with a potential one-year extension contingent upon satisfactory performance and fund availability, requiring a written amendment for any extension. Payment is milestone-based, with an initial payment expected in the last quarter of 2026, a second in early 2027, and a final payment upon contract completion, all contingent upon certified invoices and required reports attesting to services rendered in compliance with contract terms. Contractors must adhere to stringent compliance standards, including Hawaii-specific tax clearance for contracts over $25,000, business registration with the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, and compliance with federal and state labor, nondiscrimination, and accessibility laws such as the Americans with Disabilities Act and Title VI. Providers are required to conduct fingerprint-based criminal history checks and sex offender registry searches for staff with unsupervised access to vulnerable clients, maintain a drug-free workplace and smoking policy consistent with state law, ensure electronic accessibility under Hawaii’s IT standards, and carry automobile liability insurance for state-used vehicles. All personal data handled under the contract must be protected with technological safeguards, and security breaches must be reported in accordance with Chapter 487N, HRS. Records are to be retained for three
Department of Judiciary

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Litigation Support & Filing Fee ManagementThe contract titled Litigation Support & Filing Fee Management requires the contractor to prepare and submit Litigation Request Forms for pre-approval, manage tracking of associated filing fees, and ensure full compliance with established reimbursement protocols. All activities must be conducted in accordance with the guidelines set forth by the Export-Import Bank of the US, with a focus on accuracy, timeliness, and adherence to financial and procedural standards. The contractor is responsible for maintaining consistent records and providing documentation to facilitate smooth reimbursement processes without delay or discrepancy. The opportunity is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 541199, with a response deadline of July 1, 2023, at 4:00 PM. Although the solicitation number is not provided, the posted date indicates the opportunity was made available on June 18, 2026, which may suggest a data discrepancy. The place of performance and point of contact details are unspecified, and no set-aside type is designated. Contractors must ensure they are equipped to handle end-to-end litigation support functions with strict adherence to federal reimbursement policies and operational requirements established by the Export-Import Bank of the US.
Export Import Bank Of US

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