Legal and Regulatory

Best Practices for Federal Contractors’ Participation in Performance Evaluations

Contractors’ performance under some federal contracts is subject to a Contractor Performance Assessment Report. Here’s how to navigate the CPAR process to ensure successful project outcomes.
By G. Scott Walters and Sarah K. Carpenter
July 13, 2021
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by G. Scott Walters
Scott Walters is an attorney in the Atlanta and Metro D.C. offices of national Construction Law and Government Contracts firm Smith, Currie & Hancock LLP. Scott’s practice focuses on advising various members of public and private construction project delivery teams on numerous construction contracting issues, including: contract formation and negotiation; project administration, claim preparation and presentation, and dispute resolution. Scott can be reached at gswalters@smithcurrie.com. Learn more: www.smithcurrie.com.
by Sarah K. Carpenter
Sarah K. Carpenter is in Smith, Currie & Hancock’s Washington, D.C., office. Smith Currie is a nationally recognized law firm focusing on Construction Law and Government Contracts.    

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