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Federal Construction Contract Claims Must be Evaluated Fairly

By Michael H. Payne on March 23, 2011
Posted in Procurement Information

By: Michael H. Payne

The growth of contracting by negotiation or “best value” procurement, has had a chilling effect on the submission of claims by construction contractors. There seems to be a growing fear that claims are frowned upon by contracting officers and that they will be counted against a contractor during future proposal evaluations.

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