Tag: risk
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The government can end a contract for its own reasons. Your rights.
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A cure notice warns of possible termination for default. Act immediately.
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When to involve a lawyer and what they add.
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Where your products and components come from matters. The rules tightening around it.
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Lapses in appropriations happen. What they mean for ongoing work and payment.
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The type of contract shapes risk, pricing and administration. A plain guide to the main families.
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Storms, outages and facility closures can interrupt contract performance at the worst possible time. A practical continuity checklist helps keep federal work moving and the customer informed.
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Many federal contracts require specific kinds of insurance, especially for work on government installations. Here is how the requirements are structured and what to confirm with your broker before you bid.
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A proposal is an offer, and a quiet change to the solicitation’s terms can make it unacceptable. Here is how to state assumptions safely, take exceptions properly and know when to walk away.
