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Contractor Couldn’t Explain Delay in Filing Appeal, So ASBCA Dismissed It
You May Be Talking to the Agency About Your Claim, But those Conversations Don’t Toll the Statute of Limitations
Government Cannot Rely on Sovereign Acts Defense to Claim for Costs of Work Performed During COVID-19 Shutdown
Strike When the Iron is Hot: Court of Federal Claims Found a Contractor’s Defense to a Termination Was Precluded by its Failure to Previously Assert Those Claims in Litigation Before the ASBCA
Contractor Recovers COVID-19-Related Additional Costs
Disagreeable Weather Is Not a Differing Site Condition
COVID Costs Claim Succeeds: Contractor Entitled to Recover for Performance of Contract Despite Base Closure
Government Said Demand Letter Wasn’t a Final Decision—ASBCA Didn’t Buy It
Government Denied Liability for Contract Change. Why Did ASBCA Beg to Differ?
Agency Tries, Fails to Pin Delay on Contractor
ASBCA Decision Offers a Potential Avenue for Federal Contractors to Recover COVID-19 Related Costs
Court Says Most Of $13.9M Contract Suit Is Barred
Sum-Thing Is Missing from the Contract Disputes Act: Federal Circuit Holds that “Sum Certain” Requirement is Non-Jurisdictional
Construction Contractor Wins COVID-Related Construction Claim on Appeal: Lessons Learned
The Requirement to State a “Sum Certain” No Longer a Jurisdictional Bar to Government Contract Claims
Contractor Wanted More Money for Permitting. ASBCA Said Too Bad.
Federal Circuit Nullifies Sum Certain Contract Disputes Act Jurisdictional Defense
ASBCA Dismissed Claims for Lack of Jurisdiction. Why Was the Contractor Precluded from Reasserting those Claims in Subsequent COFC Action?
Feds Liable For COVID-19 Extension To Contractor’s Rentals
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