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Can Contractors Recover Damages for Arbitrary CPAR Ratings? The ASBCA Weighs In | PilieroMazza, Law Firm, Government Contracts Attorney
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Can Contractors Recover Damages for Arbitrary CPAR Ratings? The ASBCA Weighs In | PilieroMazza, Law Firm, Government Contracts Attorney
Every seasoned government contractor knows the weight a negative Contractor Performance Assessment Report (CPAR) can carry. A blemish in the CPAR System (CPARS) can mean the difference between winning a new contract or losing to a competitor—regardless of price or technical merit. Therefore, when agencies issue a negative CPAR that seems unfair or unfounded, contractors understandably seek more than just the opportunity to respond—they want reco…
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