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The Government, when it changes a contract either formally or informally, must make a contractor “whole” by equitably adjusting the contract. The Government often changes the contract by its actions and inactions which often take the following form:
However, the contractor has the burden to properly detail and support its Request and/or Claim. Often times, the Government with its “army” of personnel, including, but not limited to, contracting people, auditors, inspectors, and technical people, will often “beat the contractor down” on any price adjustment to the Contract.
Our firm has more than 40 years of combined experience in cases involving government contracts at all levels of government and in all areas of the United States and Canada. We are extremely successful in resolving disputes with the various Government agencies because of the quality and thoroughness of our work product and efforts. We are set up here at the office to take the most extreme and disastrous situations that our clients may have gotten themselves into because of various Government actions and inactions and to successfully resolve those issues. Since the bulk of our practice on a day to day basis is Government Contract disputes it is rare that we are presented a problem that we cannot quickly develop a situation for.
While our practice has led us into every continental State and into Canada, our location in Central New York gives us a singular accessibility to clients in New York State. The range of clients that we have encompassed includes construction, computers, small business, military and electronic supplies, clothing, and textiles.
We have a extensive experiences in Government Contracts, especially with respect to the following areas:
