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Contractor’s Manipulation of Evidence Leads to Dismissal of Claim
No Options, No Duty: Board Dismisses Contractor’s Claim for German Labor Costs
Contractor Wins Delay Claim After Air Force Fumbled COVID-19 Base Access
Abandon Ship! Leaving the Job Site Dooms Contractor’s Default Termination Appeal
ASBCA: How Government Contractors Organize a Delay Claim Can Make or Break Its Sum Certain
“I Want It All, and I Want It Now”: CBCA Finds Government Incorporated Vendor’s Entire Quote into the Contract
Underground Utilities: When the Government’s Maps Leave You in the Dark
Contractor Responsible for Manufacturer’s Refusal to Sell Products, ASBCA Says
“Your Quote, My Terms”: Contractor’s Pricing Conditions Didn’t Bind the Government to Exercise Option Years
“About” Doesn’t Mean “Approximately”: Contractor’s Equivocal Language Did Not Becloud the Certainty of the Sum Asserted
ASBCA Declares an Impasse After Three Years of Government Lollygagging
Board Sanctions Contractor for Citing Fake Cases, But Still Rules in Its Favor
Contractor’s Failure to Lock Down Supplier Before Bidding Was a Fatal Mistake
Unfair Wear and Tear? Contractor’s Vehicle Damage Claims Come Up Empty
COFC Rules There’s No Magic Words Requirement for a CDA Claim
Not So Fast: Recent ASBCA Decision Highlights Government’s Burden Before Terminating a Contractor for Default
COFC Affirms that Options Are Optional
New Rules, New Risks: What the 2026 RCFC Amendments Mean for Bid Protests and Contract Claims
REA vs. Claim: The FAR 33 Line That Changes Everything
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