Event Date: 2/16/2016 - 2/16/2016
Overview
Edward DeLisle and Maria Panichelli, federal government contracting experts, lead this Government Contracting Institute webinar – REAs and CDA Claims: Key Strategies in Seeking Compensation. After you’ve secured your Federal government contract award, what comes next? As any Federal contractor will tell you, the contract award is only the beginning. The FAR and its supplementary regulations impose a host of obligations on contractors, and can impact the ways in which a contractor performs a contract. These rules and regulations also dictate the ways in which those contractors can seek compensation for unanticipated costs incurred on the job. In this webinar, we explore Requests for Equitable Adjustment, Claims, and the differences between the two. As we walk you through the Contract Disputes Act process, you will also learn how to maximize your chance of success when making claims against the Federal government.
Schedule
Date: Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Time: 2:00 – 3:00pm (EST); Start Times Other Time Zones: 1pm (Central Time), 12noon (Mountain Time), 11am (Pacific Time)
Cost: No Cost
Location: (WEBINAR – Virtual)
Who Should Attend?
All federal government contractors who wish to better understand the FAR regulations.
Topics Covered
REAs and CDA Claims: Key Strategies in Seeking Compensation
• Learn about the differences between REAs and Claims, and when to use each
• Learn how to put together and submit winning REAs and Claims
• Learn about the Contract Disputes Act and Claims Litigation before the Court of Federal Claims
Custom Training
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Instructors
Maria L. Panichelli is an Associate in the Firm’s Federal Construction Group. As a member of the Federal Group, Maria represents a national client base of prime and sub-contractors, with a focus on federal construction contracting, and small business procurement issues.
Maria’s practice spans a variety of federal contracting matters, including bid protests, REAs, contract claims, and appeals. She has represented clients before numerous Federal agencies, the Government Accountability Office, and various Federal and state courts, and has litigated cases covering a wide range of construction-related issues such as defective designs, defective specifications, differing site conditions, changes, suspensions, delays, and contract terminations. Maria frequently counsels clients with regards to compliance with the Federal Acquisition Regulations, Prompt Payment Act, and False Claims Act. Read Maria’s full bio.
Edward T. DeLisle is Co-Chair of the Federal Contracting Practice Group at Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Furman PC. He concentrates his practice in the areas of federal contracting, construction law, construction litigation and small business procurement and litigation. He has drafted and negotiated construction contracts, teaming agreements and joint venture agreements for subcontractors, contractors, developers and owners. Ed also actively monitors the progress of his client’s construction projects in order to safeguard those rights and remedies to which they are entitled. He has litigated, arbitrated and mediated complex construction and procurement cases in various jurisdictions and forms throughout the area. Read Ed’s full bio.