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Evidence of Trade Practice and Custom in Federal Contracts
Sareesh Rawat, Esq.
When interpreting terms of a federal contract, dispute adjudicative forums may turn to extrinsic evidence of trade practice and custom to resolve ambiguities. Trade usage refers to the use of terms or language with such regularity in a particular vocation, location, or industry that a...
moreConsiderations in Filing Contract Interpretation Claims with Significant Monetary Consequences
Sareesh Rawat, Esq.
A federal contract interpretation claim may involve requests for the meaning of contractual words, determination of the manner in which the contractor must undertake performance or supply of missing terms. Since the Contract Disputes Act (CDA) does not define a claim, adjudicative forums look to...
moreProtests Involving Solicitations Amended by Q&As
Sareesh Rawat, Esq.
During the solicitation phase of a procurement, the government may disseminate information regarding the solicitation to prospective offerors. If the information is in writing, signed by the contracting officer, and provided to all prospective offerors, it contains the essential elements of a...
moreFramework of Pre and Post-Award Notifications and Debriefings in Negotiated Procurements
Sareesh Rawat, Esq.
Notifications and debriefings provided to offerors regarding the success or failure of their proposals play a key procedural role in negotiated procurements. For successful offerors, the contracting officer (CO) provides an executed contract or other such notice of award. Meanwhile, unsuccessful...
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