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In an Unusual Move, ASCBCA Grants COVID-Related Claim. How Did this Contractor Prevail?
Federal Circuit Holds “Sum Certain” Requirement for CDA Claims Is Not Jurisdictional
Government Challenges Privately Developed Commercial Data’s Restrictive Markings
Federal Circuit Reverses Itself, Holds Sum Certain Requirement Is Not Jurisdictional
Beware of the Dreaded Cost-Plus-Percentage-of-Cost Subcontract
Dispute Over SCA Coverage? Read this Case with Care
Contractor Claimed It Was Owed Ten Times What the Contract Anticipated. COFC Didn’t See It That Way.
Fed. Circ. Won’t Treat ‘Sum Certain’ Rule As Jurisdictional
Agency Forgot to Include SCA Clause in Contract. Why Was the Contract Still Subject to the SCA?
Government Asserted an Unjust Enrichment Counterclaim Against the Contractor. Why Did CBCA Dismiss It?
How Did this Contractor Misinterpret the Term “Expiration”?
You Can Perform Unasked-For Work Outside the Contract’s Scope, But Don’t Expect to Get Paid
Government Applied a Decrement to Contractor’s Invoices. Why Did ASBCA Think the Decrement Was Overbroad?
Government Canceled an Order But Said It Didn’t Cause Contractor’s Loss. COFC Begged to Differ.
Claimant Said Agency Negligently Negotiated Contract. Why Did ASBCA Reject this Argument?
If You’re Waiting for a Decision on a Claim, Don’t Ignore Certified Mail from the Agency
How Did this Contractor’s Bidding Strategy Undermine Its Claim?
When Submitting a Claim, Be Sure to Sign the Document that Contains the Certification Language
What’s the Difference Between a Quotation and an Offer?
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