Medlock Enterprises, Llc.

Medlock Enterprises, LLC is a for-profit consulting firm based in Charlotte, North Carolina, that specializes in providing expert witness and litigation consulting services to federal agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since January 2022, the company maintains an active federal contracting presence focused on supporting complex civil rights litigation and investigations. Medlock Enterprises has established itself as a specialized provider of litigation support services, leveraging deep expertise in constitutional law, policing practices, and civil rights enforcement to assist the federal government in advancing its legal objectives.

The company has received nine federal contract awards totaling approximately $328,275.83, with all contracts awarded by the U.S. Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division through competitive, non-set-aside purchase orders. These contracts reflect a consistent focus on litigative consultant and expert witness services across multiple high-profile civil rights cases. Medlock Enterprises has provided litigation support for cases including U.S. v. The City of Ferguson (DJ #207-42-6), Melendres vs. Penzone (DJ #207-8-13), Oklahoma County Adult Mental Health (DJ #204-60-119), the City of Memphis and Memphis Police Department (207-72-5), and the Mount Vernon New York Police Department (DJ #207-51-9). The nature of services spans constitutional policing practices, police misconduct investigations, expert witness testimony, and litigation consulting related to adult mental health issues within law enforcement contexts. All contracts have been awarded on a time and materials basis with no set-aside designations, indicating that Medlock Enterprises competes on the open market based purely on its specialized expertise rather than through preference programs. Contract values have ranged from approximately $6,187 to $72,805, with performance periods extending from completed engagements through September 2028, demonstrating sustained and expanding engagement with the Civil Rights Division's litigation objectives.