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Claim vs. REA
Litigation Update: Contractor Not Entitled to Delay Costs Based on Access to Information Included in its Contract
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Understanding claims under the Contract Disputes Act is an essential skill for government contractors. Claims (and related requests for equitable adjustment) are by far the most common remedy for…
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Contractor Alert: The Importance of Claim Certifications and Appeal Deadlines
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Contractors seeking to recover additional time and/or costs on government contracts typically choose to proceed with either a Request for Equitable Adjustment (REA) or a Claim. These remedies fall…
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Government Contracting 101: Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing
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The contractual duty of “good faith and fair dealing” is well established in private contracts. Depending on your jurisdiction, there is very likely either a formal or an…
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Should I File a Claim or an REA on my Government Contract?
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Government contractors are frequently faced with the situation where they are owed additional time or are entitled to damages from the government on a contract. For example, the government…
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