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ARTICLE · 07 NOVEMBER 2015

Recent Data Suggests Contractors Are Getting A Fair Shake Before The ASBCA

The Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals recently released its Report of Transactions and Proceedings for FY2015.

United StatesGovernment, Public Sector

William Pannier, Senior Counsel in our Los Angeles office

The Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals recently released its Report of Transactions and Proceedings for FY2015. The data reveals some interesting trends and provides useful guidance for contractors considering their options on appeal. Cases before the ASBCA routinely involve appeals of claims arising under contracts with government agencies, including the Army, Navy, Air Force and other defense agencies such as the Corps of Engineers, DLA and DCMA, as well as the CIA, NASA and even the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. The Civilian Board of Contract Appeals hears appeals with respect to the remaining federal agencies and reports its results separately. As an alternative to filing appeals with either of the Boards, contractors can appeal claims to the Court of Federal Claims. We will analyze data from the Civilian Board and the Court in future posts.

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