R.D. Lieberman,ConsultantApr 4, 20192 minWhen Correction of a Bid Will Be PermittedEven where correction of a bid that results in displacement of a lower bid , it will be permitted where the existence of the mistake and...
R.D. Lieberman,ConsultantMar 28, 20191 minBoards Cannot Grant Injunctive ReliefThe jurisdiction of the Boards of Contract Appeals is limited, and a recent case reminds us that Boards cannot grant injunctive relief or...
R.D. Lieberman,ConsultantMar 23, 20192 minConceding the Government's Case In Termination for DefaultA government termination for default is a drastic sanction which requires that the government produce solid evidence proving that the...
R.D. Lieberman,ConsultantMar 16, 20192 minMaterial Misrepresentation in ProposalA recent Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) bid protest demonstrates how easy it is for an offeror to make a material...
R.D. Lieberman,ConsultantMar 16, 20193 minCorrectible (Defective) Claim CertificationIn a recent blog on this site, “Defective Claim Certification or No Claim Certification,” this blog explained that a contractor’s failure...
R.D. Lieberman,ConsultantMar 5, 20192 minBoards and Ct. of Fed. Claims Cannot Award Punitive DamagesA recent case from the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals (“ASBCA”) reminds us that the ASBCA, the Civilian Board of Contract...
R.D. Lieberman,ConsultantFeb 20, 20191 minRequests for Equitable Adjustment (REA) Compared with ClaimsThe author recently gave a webinar and published a paper on the differences between Requests for Equitable Adjustments (“REA”) and...
R.D. Lieberman,ConsultantFeb 14, 20193 minOfferors Who Fail to Follow Proposal InstructionsThis blog has frequently noted the crucial importance for offerors to comply with instructions in a solicitation. This is particularly...