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RICHARD D. LIEBERMAN'S FAR CONSULTING & TRAINING
News and Blogs for Government Contractors
by Richard D. Lieberman, Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Consultant
Government Contracting Blog
(See also the articles page of this site)
Alleged "Final Contracting Officer Decision" Does Not Cure Absence of Required Certificati
One Year is the Deadline for Submitting Termination for Convenience Settlement Proposals
Untimely Claims: Equitable Tolling or Excusable Neglect?
Latent Ambiguity
Only A Contractor, Not an Imposter, May Submit a Valid Claim
Final Signed Release Bars Future Claims
Agency's Unilateral Modification of Funding Clause is A Breach of Contract, Not a Proper Change
Government Waiver of Contract Specifications: When and How?
Contractor Cannot Waive Its Right to Board Review Under the Contract Disputes Act
How to Sign Your Claim and Certification
Subcontractor Costs: Can the Prime Bill for Vacation Costs, Even if Invoiced Separately?
Changes Clause Can't Be Used to Change Terms and Conditions, Including Payment Terms
Be Careful What You Sign
How to Get Paid for Wage Determination Increases in Options and Extensions Under the Service Contrac
Sequestration: A Dozen Ways the Government Can Reduce or Eliminate Your Contract
Four Reasons Why Specifications Take Precedence Over Drawings
One Truth About the Truth in Negotiations Act
Constructive Acceleration
Another Sad Story of Misplaced Reliance on a Contract Specialist and Improper Exercise of Options