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Contractor Tried to Claim Costs Incurred by Its Parent. The Federal Circuit Wasn’t Buying It.

What’s the Difference Between a Request for Payment and a Claim? This ASBCA Decision Will Set You Straight.

Federal Circuit Says Regulation Can Create Implied-In-Fact Contract

Reminder: The CDA’s Statute of Limitations Is Not Jurisdictional

COFC Found the Government Breached a Land Sale Contract. Why Did the Federal Circuit Reverse?

The COFC Can’t Prevent Your Debarment

The Contract Didn’t Set a Date for a Notice to Proceed. Why Did ASBCA Think the Government May Have Breached by Delaying Notice?

Take My Cranes, Please: ASBCA Says Navy Refused a Compliant Product, Awards Contractor Delay Damages

If You Already Have an Express Contract, You’ll Have a Hard Time Proving Existence of an Implied Contract

Claimant Said GSA Owed Property Taxes Under a Lease. Why Wasn’t the CBCA Convinced?

ASBCA Says Air Force Went Over and Above in Ordering “Over and Above” Work, Awards Lockheed a Cool $130 Million

Termination Notice Omitted Language on CDA Appeal Rights. Why Didn’t this Stop the Appeal Clock from Running?

Liability to Reliability: Court Denies Government Summary Judgement on Breach Claim

Agency Denied Accepting a Value Engineering Change Proposal. Au Contraire Says ASBCA.

Agency Executed Purchase Order and Immediately Determined It Didn’t Need What It Just Bought. Did the Agency Breach the Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing?

Claimant Survived a Motion to Dismiss But Backed Itself into a Jurisdictional Snafu

Contractor Claimed It Reached a Side Agreement with the Government During ADR. Why Couldn’t the ASBCA Hear Claims Related to the Agreement?

Government Moved to Dismiss Breach Claim. Why Wasn’t the COFC on Board?

Federal Circuit Descends from Olympus to Determine Whether ASBCA Muffed Interpretation of a Salad Supply Contract

CBCA Refuses to Dismiss Contractor’s Superior Knowledge and Impracticability Claims