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ASBCA Rules Contractor Was Not Entitled to Fees for Estimated Hours, Only Actual Work
Forklifts and Fallout: The Battle for Recovery Rights
Who Cleans Up the Mess? Contractor Responsible for One; Agency the Other
Surety Did Not Have a Sure Claim
Federal Circuit Court Says Plaintiff’s Complaint Was “Fanciful”
ASBCA Sustains Contractor’s Claim Involving Unreasonable Delays
Can the Contractor Get That Price Adjustment? Not Without a Sum Certain!
Helicopter Hangar Drama: Who’s Paying for Delays?
No FAR Provision in Cite: COFC Finds Government Can’t Breach a FAR Provision That’s Not in the Contract
Federal Circuit Denies Constructive Acceleration Claim, Holds Contractor Had Not Proved Excusable Delay
The Contractor Challenged a Default Termination, But ASBCA Didn’t Find the Contractor’s Excuse Compelling
The Order of Operations: Federal Circuit Reverses COFC’s Dismissal Finding the Breach of Contract Analysis Was Conducted in Reverse
Contractor Wanted an Equitable Adjustment, But ASBCA Found the Claim Was Barred by a Release
Contractor Claimed the Government Forced It to Falsify Information. ASBCA Didn’t See It
You May Own the Contractor, But that Doesn’t Mean You’re a Party to the Contract
ASBCA Concluded a Contract Modification Included a Release, But the Scope of the Release Was Still In Question
CBCA Sides with Contractor in Interpreting Delivery Fees Provision
Contractor Argued the Contract Incorporated Its Quotation. Why Did the Federal Circuit Reject this Argument?
ASBCA Sustains Appeal Finds Government Caused Suspensions of Work
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