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William Selinsky: April 21, 2022
Project delays are not unusual throughout the duration of a contract. If the project is delayed by the government, can a contractor recover damages...
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RMDLG Staff: December 14, 2021
The next six newsletters will contain articles regarding important government contracting decisions from 2017. The articles will include a review of...
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Joe Whitcomb: December 14, 2021
Why Go GovCon? The Federal government spends trillions of dollars annually for a wide range of goods and services to meet mission needs. Current...
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Whitcomb, Selinsky, PC Staff: December 14, 2021
The Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has added five Russian entities to the Entities List that are now prohibited from doing business with the...
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Whitcomb, Selinsky, PC Staff: December 14, 2021
The FAR requires maximum competition in government contracting to the extent practicable. A small business from Nevada has made the Department of the...
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Joe Whitcomb: December 14, 2021
In a recent ruling, the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals (CBCA) made an important decision regarding a lease dispute involving the General Services...
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RMDLG Staff: December 14, 2021
What are meaningful discussions? When competing for government contracts small business clients are often confused about the difference between...
Joe Whitcomb: December 14, 2021
Whitcomb Law, PC is very pleased and proud that the City of Colorado Springs Independent Ethics Commission recently selected our firm as one of nine...
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David Tscheschke, Esq.: November 09, 2021
Occasionally contracts need to be modified partway through the project to either reduce or increase the scope of work, which then alters the...
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David Tscheschke, Esq.: October 27, 2021
Long gone are the days of verbal agreements over a friendly handshake. Now a contractor needs a written contract to ensure payment for services...
