COFC
Court of Federal Claims
Definition
The Court of Federal Claims is a federal court that hears monetary claims against the United States government, including bid protests and contract disputes. COFC provides an alternative forum to boards of contract appeals for resolving government contract disputes.
COFC jurisdiction includes bid protests filed within specific timeframes and Contract Disputes Act claims. Understanding COFC procedures and jurisdiction helps contractors protect their rights and select appropriate forums for dispute resolution. COFC decisions establish precedents affecting government contract law and administration.
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