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Pernix Serka Joint Venture v. Secretary of State
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July 19, 2021
Top 7 Gov't Contracting Cases Of 2021: Midyear Report
Appeals boards and courts have issued several important rulings that impacted federal contractors this year, covering issues such as when companies should protest to pause a contract and what agencies must do for contractors amid a pandemic. Here, Law360 recaps seven of the biggest decisions in government contracting law during the first half of 2021.
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June 09, 2021
Fed Circ. OKs State Dept. Refusing Contractor Outbreak Costs
The Federal Circuit on Wednesday affirmed that the U.S. Department of State did not owe a construction contractor reimbursement for additional costs related to an Ebola outbreak, upholding a decision also relevant to contractual adjustment claims related to COVID-19.
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June 07, 2021
Fed. Circ. Hears $1.25M Fight Over Contract Paused By Ebola
Although the Ebola outbreak was nobody's fault, the Federal Circuit didn't seem to think that the U.S. Department of State was obligated to help offset the additional $1.25 million in expenses that a contractor incurred after the disease flared up near a Sierra Leone worksite.