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Should You File A Government Contracts Case at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit CAFC?

Making the decision to appeal a lower court’s decision to the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is a tough decision to make. Not only can it be an expensive process but understanding what objective you want to accomplish is essential. Federal government contractors may want to turn… Read more »

Federal Circuit Court of Appeals CAFC Rules Against COFC On REA Claims for Increased Cost – Negligent Estimate

The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) ruled against the Court of Federal Claims decision on a Request for Equitable Adjustment Claim (REA) against Agility Defense for increased cost under the provisions of FAR 16.503. The Appeals from the Claims Court was due to denial of a government… Read more »

US Federal Circuit Court of Appeals CAFC Decides No Privity of Contract

In a recent case, the US Federal Circuit Court of Appeals (CAFC)dismissed a case in part because Plaintiff could not show privity of contract with the federal government. This is a costly mistake that companies should be aware of when they contemplate filing any type of case related to a… Read more »

US Federal Circuit Court Jurisdiction & CAFC Court Rules – Court of Appeals Standard of Review

When appealing a case to the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC), the party appealing the case, usually from the Court of Federal Claims must be able to show that the Federal Circuit even has jurisdiction to hear the case. The standard of review must be… Read more »

US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Rules Bid Protest SBA Certificate of Competency COC

The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals decided a bid protest case where the issue was whether the agency properly referred the offeror’s technical responsibility decision to the Small Business Administration for a COC Certificate of Competency review. This has become a common dispute in bid protest appeal cases. As a… Read more »

US Federal Circuit Court of Appeals Bid Protest Corrective Action Decision From Court of Federal Claims

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in a recent case decided the issue of agency corrective action and how it impacts the pre-award decision and post-award decision process. In this case, the appellant appealed the Court of Federal Claim’s decision that the United States Transportation Command decision to… Read more »

Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Bid Protest Appeal – Patent Ambiguity-what-does-ambiguity-mean

What Does Ambiguity Mean? Many government contract bidders find the rules of patent ambiguity in solicitations to be very confusing. In many cases, they see the problem when filing a post-award bid protest. The recent decision at the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit illustrates how important it… Read more »

US Court of Appeals Federal Circuit Decides Whether Federal Supply Schedule Contract FSS Extensions Are New Contracts

 A common dispute arises in federal government contracting as to whether a term extension for a General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Supply Schedule Contract FSS task order constitutes a new contract. The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled on this very issue in a recent case. The… Read more »

How US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Decides Past Performance and Best Value Bid Protest Cases

Sometimes when the US Court of Federal Claims rules adversely on a motion for judgment upon the administrative record in a bid protest, you can appeal the decision to the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. There are many cases where the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals has… Read more »

Federal Circuit Court of Appeals NAICS Code Protest OHA Exhaustion Of Administrative Remedies

Lawyers Appealing from COFC Federal Claims Protest Decisions to the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit In a recent case, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit reversed a bid protest decision from the Court of Federal Claims  because the appellant had failed to first exhaust… Read more »

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