Use Caution with Rubber Stamps
Is a rubber stamped signature of the President of a company on a release of claims valid? The Civilian Board of Contract Appeals, under...
Use Caution with Rubber Stamps
Don't Forget to Make and Sign the Required Certification for Your Claim
Mistakes in Selecting the Forum for Service Contract /Davis-Bacon Act Issues
Don't Lose Your Claim Because of Your Own Neglect
Contracting Officers: Don't Make The Mistake of Paying an Imposter
Don't Forget to Reserve Any Claims in A Final Signed Release
Contracting Officers: Don't Breach Your Contract by Unilateral Modification of a Funding Clause
Know When the Government Has Waived The Contract Specifications
Don't Fail to Take Corrective Action to Improve an Adverse Past Performance Rating in Source Sel
Don't make a BIG Mistake When You Sign Your Claim or Certification
Don't Make the Mistake of Allowing Your Contracting Officer to Use the Changes Clause to Change
Don't Make the Mistake of Signing Away Your Rights
Don't Jump the Gun with Your Government Property
Agencies Please Don't Make the Same Mistake Six Times
Contractor Mistake: Failing to Inquire About Wage and Fringe Benefits When the Information is Incomp
Don't Fail to Timely Notify the Government of Your Intended Claim
Don't Make the Mistake of Thinking That Partners in a Joint Venture Prime Contractor are in Priv
Don't Make the Mistake of Thinking a Claim Must Include All Costs Incurred to be Valid
Don't Make the Mistake of Thinking You Can Stop Work When You Can't
Contracting Officers: Don't Make the Mistake of Asking AbilityOne for the Impossible