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Contractor Claimed It Was Misled About the Applicability of the SCA. Why Did ABCSA Find the Contractor Actually Tried to Game Its Labor Categories?
Construction Project Had a Mold Problem. Why Was the Government Responsible?
Lessor Alleged Government Was the Tenant-from-Hell. Did the Lessor Articulate a Cognizable Claim?
Contractor and Agency Disagreed About How to Read a Lease. CBCA Set Them Straight
Agency Contended Contractor Misread Specifications. Why Did ASBCA Side with the Contractor?
Claim Arose from a BPA, Not a Contract. How Did the ASBCA Assert Jurisdiction Over the Appeal?
Contract Contained Options But Task Order Didn’t. Was the Agency Required to Exercise Options Under the Task Order?
Protester Appealed and Won at the Federal Circuit. Did this Mean the Protester Was Entitled to the Award?
Let’s All Say It Together: There’s No COVID Adjustment for Fixed-Price Contracts
If the Agency Asks for Out-of-Scope Work, Make Sure to Segregate that Time from the In-Scope Work
Everyone Agreed the Contractor Had Performance Issues, So Why Did the Agency Err in Terminating the Contract?
The Government Agreed to Contract Extensions. Does that Mean the Government Admitted It Was Responsible for Delays?
The Agency Was Required to Maintain Property It Leased. Did This Mean the Agency Had to Perform Maintenance that Benefitted the Lessor?
Subcontractor Developed Drawings at Private Expense. Why Couldn’t the Subcontractor Put Restrictive Markings on those Drawings?
ASBCA Found Raytheon had Properly Accounted for Its Lobbying and Corporate Development Costs. Why Did the Federal Circuit Reverse?
Contract Only Stated Estimated Quantities. Was the Contractor Entitled to the Estimated Price or the Actual Price of Quantities Provided?
Contractor Proposed a Solution to Address Defective Specifications, But the Agency Rejected It. Was the Contractor Entitled to Costs Incurred in Preparing the Rejected Solution?
Agency Terminated Personal Services Contract for Misconduct. Was the Termination Justified?
The Government’s Requirements Exceeded the Maximum Limit of Its Requirements Contract. Was the Government Still Obligated to Place an Order Under that Contract?
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