Goldberg & Connolly

I love the continuing challenge of my work with the firm and the opportunity afforded me to write about and to teach younger lawyers and contract professionals. I know now that there are places for personal achievement in addition to the courtroom. For instance, my voluntary work with the Guide Dog Foundation over the years has been particularly rewarding. I’ve also come to realize that the simple pleasures of life such as family and friends must never be set aside and must be enjoyed to the fullest.

Norman A. Steiger
nasteiger@goldbergconnolly.com

Norman A. Steiger has been actively involved in federal contract law and management for over thirty years. He is Of Counsel and Director of the firm’s Federal Contracts Group.

Mr. Steiger began his career in government contracts with the Office of General Counsel for the U.S. Department of Defense as an attorney for procurement matters. He was Director of Contracts and Counsel for the Hazeltine Corporation of Greenlawn, New York. In addition, he has served as General Counsel to Unisys Corporation's Shipboard and Ground Systems Group in Great Neck, New York.

Currently, Mr. Steiger is Editor-in-Chief of Federal Contract Management, the noted three-volume treatise on federal government contracts published by Matthew Bender.

A lecturer of national acclaim, Mr. Steiger is a former member of the BNA Federal Contract Report Advisory Board and formerly served on the editorial board of the National Contract Management Journal.

Mr. Steiger served as Vice-President and Secretary of the National Contract Management Association (NCMA), is the 1993 recipient of the Charles Delaney Memorial Award for his noted international procurement contracts article, and received the NCMA’s 1994 Charles A. Dana Distinguished Service Award for his extraordinary service to the Association.

Instrumental in establishing Hofstra University’s highly acclaimed program in contract management, Mr. Steiger was responsible for originating courses in “Government Contract Law,” “Negotiation of Government Contracts,’ and “Proposal Preparation and Evaluation.” For these efforts he received the 1991 Hofstra University Award For Excellence.