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Contractor Pays the Price for Insisting on a Variance to Contract Specifications
Contract Claims 101: Common Disputes and How to Best Prepare for Them
Missed Deadline: Contractor’s Appeal Dismissed
Contractor Claimed CO Lacked Authority to Issue Final Decisions. Why Didn’t This Impact the Appeal?
Is Your Government Settlement Really Final? The Pratt & Whitney Decision Raises Doubts
Contractor Claimed Agency Required Out-of-Scope Equipment. CBCA Wasn’t Convinced.
COFC Leaves Subcontractor Holding the Bag on Abandoned Border Wall Contract
A Renovation Job at Fort Meade Turned into a Dispute
COFC Refuses to Reconsider Claims that Were Not Adequately Presented in Contractor’s Initial Filings
Contract Claims 101: REAs vs. Claims vs. Appeals
SBA’s Mass Suspension of 8(a) Contractors Raises Questions About Due Process and Appeal Rights
An Interesting Case at the Court of Federal Claims Could Shape Future Energy Savings Performance Contracts
Contractor Argued Navy Implicitly Agreed to Cover Labor Costs Under a BPA, But the Federal Circuit Wasn’t Convinced
COFC Denies Breach Claim and Clarifies the Meaning of “Accrued”
COFC Finds Government’s Rent Calculations Did Not Amount to a Breach
2025 Contract Appeals at the ASBCA and CBCA — Key Trends & Takeaways
Contractors Claimed They Were Federal Employees. Why Did COFC Reject Their Arguments?
Contractor’s Failure to Plead Specifics Results in a Dismissal of Its Breach Claim
2025 CBCA and ASBCA Annual Reports Highlight Critical Contract Dispute Trends for Government Contractors
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