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Contractor Argued It Was Not Bound by a Release that Appeared after the Signature Page. Why Did ASBCA Reject this Argument?
CBCA Rejects Joint Motion to Dismiss, Finds Parties Cannot to Stipulate to the Board’s Lack of Jurisdiction
ASBCA Delineates Difference Between Withholding Superior Knowledge and Communicating Bad Information
ASBCA Dismisses Appeal, Finds COVID-19 Protocols Were Not a Constructive Change
Contractor Succeeds In Arguing a Document Was Incorporated into Contract. Why Didn’t It Matter?
Federal Circuit Vacates ASBCA, Holds the Board Misapplied the Act of State Doctrine
COFC Relief in a CDA Case Is Not Limited To Monetary Damages
ASBCA Affirms 90 Day Deadline for Appeal, Dismisses Appeal Filed on the 91st Day
ASBCA Rules Culvert Was Not the Culprit
ASBCA Orders Remission of Liquidated Damages Because Contractor’s Delay Was Excusable
ASBCA Strictly Enforces 90-Day Claims Window, Finds Emergency Illness Does Not Extend the Deadline.
Stuck in a “Procedural Quagmire,” Contractor Has to Resubmit Claim to CO
Appellant Claimed the Uniqueness of Its Situation Overcame the Privity Requirement. ASBCA Didn’t Think So.
ASBCA Rules a Contractor’s Prior Project Put It On Notice of Actual Site Conditions
Contractor Argued that a Cap on Allowable Lease Costs Didn’t Apply. ASBCA Begged to Differ.
Contractor Misses Out on $1M Stipend Because It Withdrew Its Proposal
Appellant Brought a Laundry List to ASBCA But Could Not Remove the Stain of Its Fixed Price Contract
ASBCA Rules Appellant Was Bound by Wages in Predecessor’s CBA
Agency Argued Claim Wasn’t Certified Because Certification Language Was Attached to the Claim Letter. Why Did ASBCA Let It Slide?
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