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“Mere allegations of fraud do not divest the Board of jurisdiction” – Government’s Motion to Dismiss Denied When It Cannot Prove that Appeal Resolution Depends on a Factual Determination of Fraud

May 7, 2021

In GSC Constr., Inc., ASBCA No. 62530 (Mar. 1, 2021), the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals (the Board) denied the Government’s motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction.  The contractor submitted a certified claim to the contracting officer (CO) that included costs associated with a change order, and then subsequently filed an appeal…

“Here before. Many times. And without resolution.” – Board’s Dismissal of Contractor’s Appeals as Moot Precludes Analysis of Costs Repeatedly Disallowed on the Same Grounds

April 1, 2021

Show Me the Money? When a Sum Approximate Counts as a Sum Certain

March 22, 2021

“A Claim By Any Other Name”: Jurisdiction Over Certified Supplement to Termination Proposal

February 23, 2021

The Virginia Coronavirus Fraud Task Force

March 26, 2020

Silence = Acquiescence: Government Stuck with Contractor’s Interpretation that was Provided with its Proposal

March 18, 2020

We’ve Come to the End of the Road: FY 2018 Report to Congress Says DCAA Backlog is No More

July 11, 2019

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