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If You Take Over Performance After Another Contractor’s Default, Don’t Expect a Warm Welcome from Jilted Subcontractors
Lessons in Metallurgy: ASBCA Delves into Difference Between Gray Iron and Steel
Contractor Objected to Default Termination But Couldn’t Overcome Its Shoddy Performance
Contractor Said Default Was Excusable Due to Market Shortages. Why Didn’t ASBCA Accept this Excuse?
Agency Required Contractor to Apply a Thicker Level of Insulation than the Contract Required. Why Wasn’t this a Constructive Change?
Claimant Said Agency Waived Privilege on Inadvertently Disclosed Email. Why Did the Court Order the Claimant to Destroy the Email?
Contractor Made an Offer. Defendant Accepted It. Why Didn’t They Form a Contract?
Claimant Sought Declaratory Relief. Why Did the CBCA Refuse?
CBCA Permits Agency Auditors Access to Firm Fixed-Price Cost Data
Claimant Alleged Federal Grantee Breached. Is the Federal Government Liable for that Breach?
Pay Attention to the Fine Print! Court Enforces Broad Release in Change Order to Deny $25M Claim
The Government Contracts Legal Round-Up
Preparing for the Government Shutdown
Agency Said Allowing Contractor to Amend Pleading Would Be Prejudicial. Was Wasn’t CBCA Convinced?
Did this Contractor’s FOIA Request Toll the Statute of Limitations?
Federal Circuit Holds “Sum Certain” Requirement in Government Contracts Cases Is Nonjurisdictional
Fastest 5 Minutes: Claims and False Claims Act
Contractor Said Hurricane Impeded Its Performance. Why Didn’t the CBCA Accept that Excuse?
How Did this Agency Fumble Its Liquidated Damages Claim?
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