Joshua Fix

Joshua Fix is a Managing Associate in Dentons' Government Contracts practice, based in the Washington, DC office. His practice focuses on Government Contracts. He has over 10 years of litigation experience and 9 years of investigations experience in over 300 civil, criminal and administrative cases at both trial and appellate levels.

In his work for clients, Joshua has served as lead litigator for 18 GAO bid protests in procurements valued over US$607 million; lead litigator for 19 ASBCA appeals of claims valued over US$213 million; lead Army counsel for 29 bid protests at COFC in procurements valued over US$10.3 billion; lead Army counsel for complex data rights litigation at COFC; and lead attorney for the Army's first formal ADR stemming from an OTA. He has a strong record of innovative negotiated settlements to government contracting disputes.

Joshua routinely speaks and consults to other agencies on OTA issues and has delivered presentations on OTAs for the Defense Acquisition University and the Defense Intelligence Agency.

His experience includes successfully representing an agency to negotiate special licence rights to resolve a complex data rights dispute between the government and a defence contractor; successfully representing an agency in multiple related COFC bid protests valued over US$10 billion; successfully representing an agency in a GAO protest of a base support services award valued at approximately US$80 million; successfully representing an agency in a GAO protest of a nationwide architecture and engineering award valued over US$240 million; successfully representing an agency to negotiate the mutually beneficial settlement of an affirmative government claim exceeding US$24 million; and successfully representing an agency to negotiate settlement of the first dispute arising from an OTA using the alternative dispute resolution services of the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals.

He served as Judge Advocate General's Corps in the United States Army from 2011 to 2025. He holds an LLM with Highest Honors in Government Procurement Law from George Washington University Law School (2023), an LLM as Superior Graduate in Military Law from The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School (2020), a JD magna cum laude from Indiana University Maurer School of Law (2010), where he was a member of the Order of the Coif, and a BA in Religious Studies and Psychology from the University of Virginia (2003).