YES, YOU CAN RECOVER COSTS RELATING TO INFLATION
YES, YOU CAN RECOVER COSTS RELATING TO INFLATION If Your Claim is Presented with the Right Strategy! — For a printable PDF of this blog post and…
DoD ISSUES QUESTIONABLE GUIDANCE ON INFLATION
DoD ISSUES QUESTIONABLE GUIDANCE ON INFLATION Economic Price Adjustment Clause in New, Existing, and Option Contracts — INTRODUCTION In the midst of decades-high inflation, the Department of…
RATIFICATION: Government Cannot “Contract Around” Its Duty to Pay For Directed Changes by an Authorized Party
INTRODUCTION In a perfect world, when working on a Government contract, a contractor will always obtain written direction from the Contracting Officer before performing any out-of-scope work….
NOTICE: RECOVERING ADDITIONAL COSTS DUE TO COVID-19 IMPACTS
This post is a follow-on to our previous post: COVID-19 Notice Requirements, Business Risk Insurance, and YOUR PROFITS! Introduction As discussed in our previous post, which can…
COVID-19: Notice Requirements, Business Risk Insurance, and YOUR PROFITS!
YOU NEED TO PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS, TODAY! With the recent global spread of COVID-19, the construction world has changed, along with the rules it operates by. Now…
Constructive Changes and the Notice Requirement
Court Finally Recognizes that Government’s Actual Knowledge of Changes Fulfills Notice Requirement INTRODUCTION A Government agency’s typical first line of defense when refuting contractor claims that it…
Federal Government Shutdown – Know Your Rights!
Government Shutdown Survival Checklist What should your organization be thinking about, and do you REALLY understand your rights? Introduction Federal. Government. Shutdown. Three words that are likely to stir…
FCA Scrutiny and Penalties on the Rise: Federal Contractors Beware
INTRODUCTION Two major developments in 2016 have altered the scope of both liability and damages under the False Claims Act (“FCA”). First, the Supreme Court has endorsed…
Struggling to Get Paid By the Government? – A Recent Excell Victory
Excell Prepares and Negotiates $2.3 million REA for Subcontractor This REA included Defective and Deficient Contract Documents, Differing Site Conditions, Out of Scope Work, Unreasonable Specifications, Cardinal…
Are you Prepared for Government Contracting?
As a follow-on to our previous newsletter, we will be posting a 10-part series addressing Government Contracting Fundamentals that every Government Contractor should know. Accordingly, we encourage…