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Contractor Thought Government Should Pay for Post-Award Revisions. ASBCA Thought Not.
Kafkaesque Levels of Bureaucratic Inertia and Equivocation Will Not Toll the CDA’s Statute of Limitations
ASBCA Says It Has Jurisdiction Despite a Clause Vesting Dispute Resolution Elsewhere
Contractor Tried to Recover Liability Costs After It Withdrew from a Pension Plan. Why Did the ASBCA Deny the Claim?
Government Denied Existence of Implied Contract. Why Did ASBCA Refuse to Entertain Government’s Argument?
Contractor Learns the Hard Way that COR Cannot Bind the Agency
Contractor Argued Burst Pipe Was an Act of God. Why Did CBCA Think There Was a More Earthly Explanation?
Did the Agency’s Dithering on a Kitchen Hood Increase the Contractor’s Costs?
The Government May Have Approved a Design Submission, But that Doesn’t Mean It Accepted Non-Compliant Work
If You’re Challenging a Default Termination, Bring the Receipts
Government Tries But Fails to Wriggle Its Way Out of Unpaid Invoices
Contractor Argued Termination for Default Was Uncalled For. CBCA Agreed.
Biting the Hand that Feeds You: Eleventh Circuit Says Small Business Protege Turned on Mentor, Likely Breached Fiduciary Duty
Agency Action Only Impacted Contractors. Why Did It Still Qualify as a Sovereign Act?
Misconduct in One Appeal Does Not Foreclose EAJA Fee Award in Another Appeal
Contractor Said the Air Force Damaged the Contractor’s Vehicles. Why Didn’t the ASBCA Think the Contractor Had a Claim?
If You Only Recover 3% of the Amount Claimed, Don’t Expect to Recover Attorney’s Fees
On Remand from the Federal Circuit, CBCA Finds Software License Incorporated into FSS Contract is Not a “Procurement Contract”
Contractor Claimed Agency Withheld Superior Knowledge. ASBCA Thought the Contractor May Have a Point.
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