The Army’s efforts to automate and simplify how contracting officers write and manage contracts has achieved remarkable ...

Contracts are written for your protection. A clearly worded contract can prevent misunderstandings on both parts, spell out what you will and will not be responsible for, and serves as a promise from ...

When you write a business contract the key is to include all the necessary elements to make it binding and legal. You and your contractual partner must indicate that you are in agreement, and both ...

A document signed before the parties entered into an oral contract is sufficient to satisfy the statute of frauds, the Court of Special Appeals held last month. On May 12, 1989, representatives for ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs wants industry input on a contract-writing system that integrates with its financial ...

CGI‘s (NYSE: GIB) federal business has received a potential $133.9 million contract to develop an enterprise-wide software platform for the U.S. Army to write, manage, execute or close out a contract.

Many business contracts must be in writing to be enforceable. However, not every business transaction needs to be in writing. Specifically, many contracts involving goods (“goods” is a broad term that ...

The Army Contract Writing System Capabilities Management Office announced the approval of a material development decision for the Army Contract Writing System. Heidi Shyu, acquisition executive and ...

If you are among the grading contract curious, perhaps you can learn from my experience and missteps along the way. This is the story of my journey in my first-year writing course where I only managed ...

Last semester, I approached my CORE 111 writing seminar class with apprehension. I had always heard how ruthless college writing courses could be. I expected unachievable grading standards, especially ...

My desire to change how I used grades in my introductory fiction writing class came from the same place as my desire for change in first-year writing; what I was doing didn’t seem to be working as ...