A recent Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals decision provides useful guidance on when the government may (or may not) waive its defense that a contractor’s claim failed to state a sum certain. In GE Renewables US, LLC, the contractor had submitted a claim to the contracting officer for a determination that the contractor had the right to an economic price adjustment (EPA) due to an inflation-related price increase. Notably, the contractor did not provide the value of its requested adjustment in its claim. The contracting officer denied the claim, and the contractor appealed to the Board.
Latest Post
More Posts
Back to the Future: CBCA to Implement New Electronic Docketing System
Know Your Rights: SBCA Issues Two Important Reminders to Contractors
Funny Money: Federal Circuit Gives Its Two Cents, Reverses Dismissal of Implied-In-Fact Contract Claim
Civilian Board Denies Department of Energy Motion to Dismiss
You Need to Calm Down: Board Swift-ly Denies Motion to Dismiss for Failure to Prosecute Filed Just Days After Party Misses Deadline
Contractor Discovers the High Cost of Misrepresenting a Material Fact: Summary Judgment Denied in Part
501(c)(4) HOA to Pay Over $2M to Resolve FCA Allegations in Connection with PPP Loan
CBCA’s FY 2023 Report – Examining the Numbers
Board “Evicts” Government Termination: Contractor Awarded Expected Lost Profits for Improper Lease Termination
Subscribe: Subscribe via RSS
Firm/Org