Government Contract Claims: When Appeal is Rejection of Settlement

Without a reservation of rights, appealing a Contracting Officer’s Final Decision is a rejection of any offer of payment or settlement included therein.  So, the contractor had only three options.

2023-02-01T11:06:12-05:00January 30, 2018|

E-mail Signature Not Enough to Certify a Claim

Construction project professionals routinely send e-mails with “signatures,” which typically include the sender’s typewritten name, title, contact information, and/or company logo.  But, this sort of e-mail “signature” is not enough to certify a claim to the Government.

2018-03-07T09:17:15-05:00December 5, 2017|

Government Liability for Third-Party Delays

Generally, the Government is not responsible for delays caused by third parties, even other contractors at its own project site, unless the Government affirmatively indicates the site will be ready and available. 

2018-01-10T13:33:11-05:00July 18, 2017|

Keep a Pass-Thru Claim Burning, Don’t Extinguish Liability

Prime contractors, have you ever submitted a subcontractor’s claim to a public owner? Subcontractors, have you ever wanted to submit a claim against the government, but you had no contract with government?

2018-01-10T13:31:31-05:00July 12, 2017|
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