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Contractor Claimed Termination Was Improperly Based on a Clerical Error in the Bid. ASBCA Didn’t See It that Way.
The Agency Penalized the Contractor for Charging Unallowable Costs. Why Did ASBCA Refuse to Waive the Penalty?
Contractor Missed Multiple Appeal Deadlines, So ASBCA Dismissed for Failure to Prosecute
The Parties May Disagree About the Interpretation of the Facts, But that Does Not Create a Factual Issue
ASBCA Rejects Contractor’s Calculation of Field Office Overhead Costs
Federal Circuit Delineates Boundary Between Independent and Services Contractors
Contractor Alleged It Couldn’t Prove Its Claim Without Access to an Agency Database. ASBCA Disagreed.
Contractor Alleged a Bad Faith Termination. ASBCA Didn’t See a Problem.
Guess Who’s Back Again? ASBCA Settles Parties’ Dispute Over Quantum
Contractor Claimed Delays Were Caused by Trains. ASBCA Said That’s Not the Government’s Fault.
Contractor Claimed the Agency Negligently Overestimated Its Needs. CBCA Agreed But Said Contractor Had to Eat the Loss
No Claim, No Final Decision. No Final Decision, No CBCA Jurisdiction.
Federal Circuit Limns the Often Opaque Boundary Between IDIQ Contracts and Requirements Contracts
Mission Impossible? Government Unable to Satisfy Impossibility Element of Sovereign Acts Defense
Can a Contractor Appeal a Threatened Termination for Cause?
Contractor Argued Its Failure to File Timely Submittals Should Be Excused. Why Wasn’t the ASBCA Persuaded?
Third Time’s A Charm? Federal Circuit Once Again Sends CAS Dispute Back to the Court of Federal Claims
Contract Modification Released the Government From Obligations, But CBCA Says Contractor Still Reserved a Claim
Federal Circuit Takes an Expansive View of COFC’s Claims Jurisdiction
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