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“Your Quote, My Terms”: Contractor’s Pricing Conditions Didn’t Bind the Government to Exercise Option Years
“About” Doesn’t Mean “Approximately”: Contractor’s Equivocal Language Did Not Becloud the Certainty of the Sum Asserted
ASBCA Declares an Impasse After Three Years of Government Lollygagging
Board Sanctions Contractor for Citing Fake Cases, But Still Rules in Its Favor
Contractor’s Failure to Lock Down Supplier Before Bidding Was a Fatal Mistake
Unfair Wear and Tear? Contractor’s Vehicle Damage Claims Come Up Empty
COFC Rules There’s No Magic Words Requirement for a CDA Claim
Not So Fast: Recent ASBCA Decision Highlights Government’s Burden Before Terminating a Contractor for Default
COFC Affirms that Options Are Optional
New Rules, New Risks: What the 2026 RCFC Amendments Mean for Bid Protests and Contract Claims
REA vs. Claim: The FAR 33 Line That Changes Everything
When an Audit Resolution Letter May (or May Not) Be a Final Decision
Contract Claims 101: Claim Sponsorship, Part 7
Contract’s Silence on the Southwest Bank Sinks Differing Site Condition Claim
Verbal Promises Aren’t Enough: Contractor’s Phone Call with FEMA Didn’t Create a Contract
It Looked Like the Contractor Destroyed Evidence. Why Didn’t the COFC Impose Sanctions?
ASBCA Converts Default Termination to Termination for Convenience: What Government Contractors Need to Know About Jaxon Construction, Inc.
ASBCA Converts Default Termination to Termination for Convenience: What Government Contractors Need to Know About Jaxon Construction, Inc
ASBCA Denies Unprecedented Request to Keep Decision Out of Public View
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