Your firm was recently awarded a government contract, but the contract solicitor has delayed the project and has added changes to the agreement that make it more expensive to perform. You find yourself asking these questions:
- What do I do now?
- Where do I turn as I cannot pay my staff for the work rendered to-date?
- Who is accountable for the expenses incurred on this project and what immediate steps do I need to take?
In this webinar, moderated by See more +
Your firm was recently awarded a government contract, but the contract solicitor has delayed the project and has added changes to the agreement that make it more expensive to perform. You find yourself asking these questions:
- What do I do now?
- Where do I turn as I cannot pay my staff for the work rendered to-date?
- Who is accountable for the expenses incurred on this project and what immediate steps do I need to take?
In this webinar, moderated by Colorado PTAC, and presented by Joe Whitcomb, founder and president of Whitcomb Selinsky, PC, walks through situations where a contractor is entitled to an equitable adjustment in price or time to perform the awarded contract. We also share:
- The difference between a claim and a Request for Equitable Adjustment (REA)
- When to file an REA
- Other considerations to keep in mind before filing an REA. See less -
