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This Contractor Provided Years of Professional Services to the Government. Why Wasn’t He Considered a Government Employee?
Why Couldn’t the ASBCA Determine Whether this Contractor’s Lease Payments Qualified as “Costs”?
Some Vagueness in a Claim Is Acceptable. But How Vague Is too Vague?
Government Leased Property from Contractor. How Was the Government Liable for Delay Costs Before It Even Occupied the Property?
You May Not Like Your Deal with the Government, But that Doesn’t Mean You Were Coerced Into It
Contractor’s Performance Wasn’t Up to Snuff, So How Did the Agency Fumble the Termination?
Can the Decision to Not Exercise an Option Be Made in Bad Faith?
Did the Agency’s Exercise of Options in the IDIQ Contract Trickle Down to Options in the Task Orders?
Solicitation Criteria May Be Hard to Meet, But that Doesn’t Mean They’re Unduly Restrictive
Did the Contractor Relinquish Its Claims or Manage to Carve them from a Release?
Parties Agreed Claim Had Merit and Jointly Requested Order on Liability. Why Did ASBCA Find It Lacked Jurisdiction?
Blasé ASBCA Not Enthused By Discovery Dispute
Contractor Claimed It Hadn’t Been Paid for Extra Work. Why Did the CBCA Disagree?
Agency Blundered into a Contract It Didn’t Want, Has to Eat the Costs
How Does a Request for an Equitable Adjustment Become a Claim for Breach of the Duty of Good Faith?
Contractor Was Hired to Install a Hail-Resistant Roof. Who’s Responsible When, Prior to Completion, the Roof is Damaged by Hail?
Government and Contractor Entered Tolling Agreements to Suspend SOL on Government Claims. Why Weren’t the Agreements an Admission as to When the Claims Accrued?
Agency Conceded Contractor Wasn’t Responsible for All Delays. Did this Make the Default Termination Improper?
Contractor Didn’t Actually Restock Supplies. Could It Still Recover a Restocking Fee?
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