The Government Shutdown: What Contractors Can Do to Recover Costs

MDAPEX
Oct 9
1 min read

The current government shutdown may significantly impact contractors. This alert provides practical guidance to help minimize the impact.

Takeaways

The current government shutdown may last for days or even weeks and may significantly impact government contractors.
Create and implement an internal action plan to minimize financial damage and maintain continuity of operations and employee engagement.
Document all relevant facts and time impacts of suspension/stop work orders or government delays and set up new account codes to track costs and to maximize potential recovery.

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