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Contractor Asserted Various Design Defect and Change Claims, But CBCA Was Not Persuaded
Federal Circuit Holds Contractor’s Record Keeping System Did Not Qualify as a “Standard Record Keeping System”
If You’re Going to Claim Your Delayed Performance Was Excusable, Bring the Receipts
CBCA Thinks Subcontractor’s Implied Contract Claim Is Plausible
COFC Found Contractor’s Breach Claim Was Untimely. Why Did the Federal Circuit Reverse?
CBCA Affirms that a Blanket Purchase Agreement Is Not a Contract
Nota Bene: There’s No Right to Counsel in a Contract Dispute with the US Government
ASBCA Denies EAJA Application Because the Government’s Position Was Wrong But Reasonable
The Contractor Claimed the Course of Performance Established a New Invoicing Method. The CBCA Didn’t See It.
ASBCA Says Agency Liable For Additional Toilet Services
If a Solicitation Asks for a Certification, Provide the Certification
Why Did CBCA Allow a Potentially Futile Amendment to the Claimant’s Complaint?
ASBCA Say REA Can Be a CDA Claim Even If It’s Labeled “REA”
The CO Indicated the Claim Was “Highly Likely” to Be Denied. Can the Contractor Appeal?
A Game of He Said She Said, Except One Side Has a Declaration
Contractor Claimed Some of Its Duties Under the Contract Had Been Transferred to the Government. The COFC Wasn’t Buying It.
Contractor Alleged Contract Contained a Design Defect. Not So, Says CBCA.
The Court Do Math? COFC Says No Thank You, Remands.
The Board Has Its Limits. CBCA Dismisses Counterclaim for Lack of Jurisdiction
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