Category Archives: Default Convenience Terminations
Understanding Termination of Construction Contract for Convenience
As a construction professional, you want to protect your right to work. You don’t want to lose out on your ability to work on a project simply because the client doesn’t want you there for some reason, but the truth is that they have the option to do so. This is called “termination for… Read More »
Can Florida Contractors Appeal a Default Termination by the Government?
There are many different, unusual laws and regulations that apply when Florida construction contractors do business with the federal, state, or local governments. The rules on terminations for default are certainly among the most complex. Federal regulations on government acquisitions allow the contracting officer from the relevant agency to terminate when a contractor has… Read More »
Comparing Default and Convenience Terminations in Florida
If you are a Florida construction contractor that regularly does business with the federal government, you can expect that the contract for every project will contain provisions on default and convenience terminations. Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) allow the government to cancel, either because officials do not believe the contractor’s performance is adequate or purely… Read More »
Important Facts About Construction Default Terminations In Florida
Florida contractors know that there are special considerations anytime you are working with the government on a construction project, but there are still situations that can take you off-guard. Under the FAR Termination for Default, a public agency can exercise its right to terminate the contract in part or in full under certain circumstances…. Read More »
Tips For Florida Contractors When Facing Default Termination Allegations
Claims for default termination are probably one of the worst-case scenarios you may face as a Florida contractor, but there is a good chance that you will encounter disputes at some point. Because of the harsh consequences of canceling, Florida construction laws and most contracts include provisions on notice and opportunity to cure. This… Read More »
Getting Paid After A Convenience Termination
They may not seem fair, but termination for convenience clauses are a part of life for Florida construction contractors. You will certainly see the familiar language when working on certain public projects, which are governed by US government acquisition regulations: The contracting official may terminate performance of a construction contract, in whole or in… Read More »
