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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “government contractor”

Blacklisting of Government Contractors in the Philippines: Causes and Defenses

Blacklisting bars a contractor and its affiliates from all government procurement. Learn how the penalty works under the IRR of RA 12009 and how to respond.

COA Audit Findings and Government Contractors in the Philippines

What COA audit findings mean for government contractors in the Philippines, including accountability rules, blacklisting risk, and the Ombudsman's role.

Understanding the Legal Boundaries of Performance Incentives in Government Agencies

Explore how the Supreme Court limits COA's power over final judgments on money claims, ensuring fair compensation for government contractors.

Judicial Ethics and Public Trust: When Government Cannot Hide Behind State Immunity

Supreme Court ruling on state immunity, quantum meruit, and why government contractors deserve payment for completed public works.

COA Overpayment Recovery Upheld: Quantum Meruit in Government Construction Contracts

Supreme Court affirms COA's recovery of overpayment from a government contractor, clarifying quantum meruit limits, due process, and procedural deadlines.

Quantum Meruit and COA Disallowances: What Contractors Must Know

The Supreme Court affirms COA's power to determine overpayments to government contractors under quantum meruit, and explains when belated jurisdictional challenges are barred.

Quantum Meruit in Government Contracts: COA Overpayment Recovery Upheld

Supreme Court affirms COA's power to recover overpayments from government contractors under quantum meruit, even in void contracts.

When Contractors Overstate Work: COA's Audit Power and Quantum Meruit in Government Projects

The Supreme Court affirms COA's power to determine actual work accomplished and recover overpayments from government contractors under quantum meruit.