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Paul E. Pompeo
Representative Matters

  • Successfully represented Raytheon Company in a series of precedent-setting cases  establishing law fundamental to the Statute of Limitations:  Raytheon Company v. US, 104 Fed. Cl. 327 (2012) recon. denied, Raytheon Company v. US, 105 Fed. Cl. 351 (2012); Raytheon Co., ASBCA Nos. 57576, 57679, 13-1 BCA ¶ 35209; Raytheon Missile Sys., ASBCA 58011, 13-1 BCA ¶ 35241; Raytheon Company, Space & Airborne Sys., ASBCA Nos. 57801 et al., 13-2 BCA ¶ ___.
  • Successfully represented Raytheon Company in a seminal case before the ASBCA, whereby Raytheon contested a government claim for US$40.7MM (plus compound daily interest) for increased costs in the aggregate due to a change in accounting practice involving the measurement of pension costs. (Raytheon Co., ASBCA No. 56701, 11-1 BCA ¶ 34753)
  • Drafted opinion regarding allowability of costs associated with implementing offset obligations under new guidance from the United Arab Emirates.

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Recognition

  • Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business 2009-2013 for Government Contracts

  • Washington, DC Super Lawyers 2013 for Government Contracts



Education
  • LLM, George Washington University, 1991
  • JD, Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, 1988
  • BS, magna cum laude, State University of New York at Albany, 1985

Admissions
  • District of Columbia
  • Supreme Court of the United States
  • US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
  • US Court of Federal Claims
  • Pennsylvania (active non-resident status)

Publications, Presentations, and Multimedia
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Professional and Community Activities

  • Public Contract Section, American Bar Association

    • Co-Chair, Accounting, Cost and Pricing Committee (2005-2008)

  • Advisory Board, Government Contractor

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▼ Government Contracts and Litigation ▶ Compensation and Benefits ▶ Corporate and Securities

Government Contracts and Litigation

Paul E. Pompeo is a member of the government contracts and litigation practice groups. He counsels a wide range of contractors in contract formation, performance, and compliance. Mr. Pompeo also represents clients in bid protests, (including Competition in Contracting Act (CICA) overrides), claims, appeals, and alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Much of his work focuses on accounting, cost and pricing: Cost Accounting Standards (CAS), the Truth in Negotiations Act (TINA), Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) cost principles, and Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) audits. He successfully represented contractors in precedent-setting CAS cases and a seminal Limitation of Cost clause case. He has litigated a series of cases establishing law fundamental to the statute of limitations. He also has experience with Foreign Military Sales (FMS). He counsels clients on mergers and acquisitions, financing, appropriations, and contract negotiations. Mr. Pompeo assists research universities and educational institutions in compliance with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Circular A-21, and other issues stemming from grants and agreements. Mr. Pompeo also handles various fraud matters and internal investigations. Mr. Pompeo is included in Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business for Government Contracts.

Background

Mr. Pompeo served as vice president and general counsel, Government Division of Johnson Controls, Inc., and as Ethics Officer. His responsibilities encompassed a wide range of counseling, including government contract law and compliance, labor and employment, benefits, risk management, environmental, new business formation, and acquisitions. He was actively involved in litigation, ADR and administrative proceedings, and supervised outside law firms. Accordingly, Mr. Pompeo has an acute sense of clients' needs and how outside counsel can best serve its customer.

He was a partner at Holland & Knight LLP, an associate at McKenna & Cuneo LLP, and started his career as staff counsel to the United States Postal Service Board of Contract Appeals.

Mr. Pompeo has written articles and lectured on a range of government contract issues. He received his law degree from Catholic University of America, where he was an editor of the Catholic University Law Review.

Government Contracts and Litigation Representative Matters

  • Successfully represented Raytheon Company in a series of precedent-setting cases establishing law fundamental to the Statute of Limitations: Raytheon Company v. US, 104 Fed. Cl. 327 (2012) recon. denied, Raytheon Company v. US, 105 Fed. Cl. 351 (2012); Raytheon Co., ASBCA Nos. 57576, 57679, 13-1 BCA ¶ 35209; Raytheon Missile Sys., ASBCA 58011, 13-1 BCA ¶ 35241; Raytheon Company, Space & Airborne Sys., ASBCA Nos. 57801 et al., 13-2 BCA ¶ ___.
  • Successfully represented Raytheon Company in a seminal case before the ASBCA, whereby Raytheon contested a government claim for US$40.7MM (plus compound daily interest) for increased costs in the aggregate due to a change in accounting practice involving the measurement of pension costs. (Raytheon Co., ASBCA No. 56701, 11-1 BCA ¶ 34753)
  • Drafted opinion regarding allowability of costs associated with implementing offset obligations under new guidance from the United Arab Emirates.
  • Counseled and assisted major defense contractor in the successful conversion of a termination for default to termination for convenience.
  • Successfully represented major defense contractor in resolution of DCAA denial of access to records action involving foreign subsidiaries  and international reciprocal audit agreements resulting in withdrawal of denial of access.
  • Conducted investigation and prepared response to Dept. of Justice subpoena involving a qui tam action resulting in Government declination on the case.
  • Drafted numerous agreements for use on an international border protection project.
  • Represented Finmeccanica SpA on government contract aspects of its acquisition of DRS Technologies, Inc.
  • Successfully represented Raytheon Company in the Government's withdrawal of a determination of noncompliance with CAS 413.50(b)(2) whereby the Government sought a US$300 million contract price adjustment.
  • Drafted opinion letter for major aerospace defense contractor regarding the allowability of a US$400 million settlement of a shareholder derivative lawsuit and US$11 million in attorney fees to defend the lawsuit.
  • Major aerospace defense contractor sought to recover US$7 million in indirect costs for prior, closed, and final indirect cost-rate agreements. Through creative theories and negotiation sessions with the Government, the client recovered more than US$4 million.
  • Successfully represented Johnson Controls World Services, Inc. in its claim to recover US$16 million of insurance costs incurred under an Air Force Contract. The case is now a seminal case setting forth the standard under the Limitation of Cost clause.
  • Successfully represented Advanced Systems Development, Inc. in seminal CICA override case. Advanced Sys. Dev., Inc. v. United States, 72 Fed.Cl. 25 (2006).
  • Successfully represented Advanced Systems Development, Inc. in a challenge to its small business status before the Small Business Administration.

Representative Matters
  • Successfully represented Raytheon Company in a series of precedent-setting cases establishing law fundamental to the Statute of Limitations:  Raytheon Company v. US, 104 Fed. Cl. 327 (2012) recon. denied, Raytheon Company v. US, 105 Fed. Cl. 351 (2012); Raytheon Co., ASBCA Nos. 57576, 57679, 13-1 BCA ¶ 35209; Raytheon Missile Sys., ASBCA 58011, 13-1 BCA ¶ 35241Successfully represented Raytheon Company in a seminal case before the ASBCA, whereby Raytheon contested a government claim for US$40.7MM (plus compound daily interest) for increased costs in the aggregate due to a change in accounting practice involving the measurement of pension costs. (Raytheon Co., ASBCA No. 56701, 11-1 BCA ¶ 34753)
  • Drafted opinion regarding allowability of costs associated with implementing offset obligations under new guidance from the United Arab Emirates.
  • Counseled and assisted major defense contractor in the successful conversion of a termination for default to termination for convenience.
  • Successfully represented major defense contractor in resolution of DCAA denial of access to records action involving foreign subsidiaries  and international reciprocal audit agreements resulting in withdrawal of denial of access.
  • Conducted investigation and prepared response to Dept. of Justice subpoena involving a qui tam action resulting in Government declination on the case.
  • Drafted numerous agreements for use on an international border protection project.
  • Represented Finmeccanica SpA on government contract aspects of its acquisition of DRS Technologies, Inc.
  • Successfully represented Raytheon Company in the Government's withdrawal of a determination of noncompliance with CAS 413.50(b)(2) whereby the Government sought a US$300 million contract price adjustment.
  • Drafted opinion letter for major aerospace defense contractor regarding the allowability of a US$400 million settlement of a shareholder derivative lawsuit and US$11 million in attorney fees to defend the lawsuit.
  • Major aerospace defense contractor sought to recover US$7 million in indirect costs for prior, closed, and final indirect cost-rate agreements. Through creative theories and negotiation sessions with the Government, the client recovered more than US$4 million.
  • Successfully represented Johnson Controls World Services, Inc. in its claim to recover US$16 million of insurance costs incurred under an Air Force Contract. The case is now a seminal case setting forth the standard under the Limitation of Cost clause.
  • Successfully represented Advanced Systems Development, Inc. in seminal CICA override case. Advanced Sys. Dev., Inc. v. United States, 72 Fed.Cl. 25 (2006).
  • Successfully represented Advanced Systems Development, Inc. in a challenge to its small business status before the Small Business Administration.

Contract Disputes Act Claims and Appeals

  • Raytheon Company, ASBCA No. 58012 (June 6,2013) (Alleged defective pricing -- dismissed when Government withdrew Contracting Officer’s Final Decision)
  • Raytheon Company, Space & Airborne Systems, ASBCA Nos. 57801 et al., 13-2 BCA ¶ ___ (Granting motion to dismiss 80% of government claim due to statute of limitations), (pending merits on alleged increased costs due to change in accounting practices)
  • Raytheon Company, Missile Systems, ASBCA No. 58011, 13-1 BCA ¶35209 (Granting motion on Statute of Limitations regarding $17M  government claim alleging failure to comply with disclosed accounting practice)
  • Raytheon Company, ASBCA No. 57576, 13-1 BCA ¶ 25209 (Granting motion on Statute of Limitations, in part, regarding cost allowability penalties and alleged CAS 405 noncompliance)  
  • Harris Corporation, ASBCA No. 58022 (Dec. 5, 2012) (Alleged noncompliance with CAS 403) (Resolved through ADR)
  • Raytheon Company v. United States, 104 Fed. Cl. 327 (2012) recon. denied, Raytheon Company v. US, 105 Fed. Cl. 351 (2012) (Granting motion on Statute of Limitations against Government claim on allowability of IRS Voluntary Compliance Resolution costs)
  • Raytheon Co., ASBCA No. 55764 (April 22, 2011) (Alleged noncompliance with CAS 412-50(d) pension allocation)(Resolved by negotiation)
  • Global Management Sys. Inc., ASBCA No. 56761 (April 5, 2011) (Appellant) (Default termination successfully converted to one for convenience, by settlement)
  • Raytheon Co., ASBCA No. 56701, 11-1 BCA ¶ 34735 (Appellant) (Granting summary judgment that increased costs in the aggregate due to change in accounting practice must involve an offset of cost type and fixed price contracts)
  • Johnson Controls Northern New Mexico, LLC v. University of California, DOTCAB C-0323371 (2004) (Plaintiff) (Increase of award fee) (Resolved by ADR)
  • Johnson Controls World Serv. Inc. v. United States, 48 Fed. Cl. 479 (2001) (Plaintiff) (Limitation of Cost Clause, recovery of US$16 million insurance premiums)
  • Johnson Controls World Serv. Inc. v. United States, 48 Fed. Cl. 182 (2000) (Plaintiff); Johnson Controls World Serv. Inc. v. United States, 44 Fed. Cl. 348 (1999); Johnson Controls World Serv. Inc. v. United States, 44 Fed. Cl. 334 (1999); Johnson Controls World Serv. Inc. v. United States, 43 Fed. Cl. 589 (1999) (Government prohibited from bringing counter claim for US$54 million involving pension surplus); Johnson Controls World Serv. Inc. v. United States, 43 Fed. Cl. 506 (1999) (Government prohibited from bringing duplicative claim)
  • Gould, Inc., ASBCA No. 46759, 97-2 BCA ¶ 29,254 (Appellant) (CAS 413.50(c)(12) pension segment closure accounting); Gould, Inc., ASBCA No. 46759, 96-2 BCA ¶ 28,521;Gould, Inc., ASBCA No. 46759, 96-2 BCA ¶ 28,250 (Third party subpoena of CAS Board)

Bid Protests

  • Agile Defense, Inc., B-408029 (pending) (Intervener) (Support Services Contract for Defense Information Systems Agency)
  • Serco Inc., B-406061 (Feb 1, 2012) (Intervenor) (Army task order for personnel services and support) (Protest denied)
  • Orion Technology, Inc. v.  United States, 101 Fed. Cl. 492, reissued 102 Fed. Cl. 218 (2011) (Intervenor) (Contract for support services at domestic Army bases) (Protest denied)
  • Raytheon Co., B-403110.3 (April 26, 2011)(Protestor)(Customs and Border Protection contract for mobile surveillance)
  • Strategic Resources, Inc. B-404843 (March 28, 2011) (Protestor) (Army task order for information management services) (Corrective action taken)
  • The Logistics Company, B-404693 (March 18, 2011) (Intervenor) (Task Order for support services at Joint Base Lewis-McChord) (Protest withdrawn)
  • The Logistics Company, B-404694 (January 19, 2011) (Intervenor) (Army Task Order) (Protest withdrawn upon filing of Motion for Summary Dismissal)
  • Strategic Resources, Inc., B-404699 (January 10, 2011) (protestor) (Army Task Order $65MM) (Resolved through immediate corrective action involving termination of protested contract)
  • Northrop Grumman Space & Mission Sys. , Lear Siegler Serv. Inc., ARINC Eng'g Serv., LLC, VSE Corp., DRS Tech. Serv., Inc., B-401076.4 et al., Sept. 21, 2009 (Intervenor) (Army IDIQ contract valued at $16B)
  • University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute, B-400870.3, July 15, 2009 (Protestor) (Department of Interior procurement involving Head Start program)
  • Hanford Mission Support Company, LLC, B-400609 et al, Dec. 29, 2008 (Protestor) (Corrective action on US$3 billion+, Department of Energy procurement)
  • Global Mgmt. Sys., Inc., B-310840.3 et. al., Dec. 21, 2007; June 6, 2008; and Sept. 17, 2008 (Protestor) (Corrective action with award to protestor on Army procurement)
  • Technology & Management Serv., Inc., B-310437 (Nov. 7, 2007) (Protestor) (Corrective action on Department of Energy procurement)
  • Harris Corp., B-299864 et al., 2007 CPD ¶ 180 (Sept. 14, 2007) (Intervenor) (Protest denied involving the US$1 billion Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) procurement)
  • STG, Inc., B-298543.1, .2, 2006 CPD ¶ 166 (Oct. 30, 2006) (Intervenor) (Protest denied involving Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) procurement)
  • Maden Technologies, B-298543.2, 2006 CPD ¶ 167 (Oct. 30, 2006) (Intervenor) (Protest denied)
  • Advanced Sys. Dev. Inc., B-298411 et al., 2006 CPD ¶ 137 (Sept. 19, 2006) (Protestor) (Corrective action with award to protestor involving US Department of Defense procurement)
  • Liquidity Serv. Inc., B-294053, 2005 CPD ¶ 130 (Aug. 18, 2004) (Protestor) (Protest sustained)
  • Northrop Grumman Tech. Serv., Inc; Raytheon Tech. Serv. Co., B-291506 et al., 2003 CPD ¶ 25 (Jan. 14, 2003) (Protestor)
  • Johnson Controls World Serv. Inc., B-289942, 2002 CPD ¶ 88 (May 24, 2002) (Protestor) (Protest sustained involving the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) procurement)
  • IT Facility Serv. Joint Venture, B-285841, 2000 CPD ¶ 177 (Oct. 17, 2000) (Intervenor) (Protest sustained)
  • TRW Inc.; Systems Research and Applications Corp, B-260968.2 et al. 95-2 CPD ¶ 101 (Aug. 14, 1995) (Intervenor)
  • MCI Telecommunications Corp v. General Serv. Admin., GSBCA 11963-P, 93-1 BCA ¶ 25,541 (Oct. 9, 1992) (Intervenor)

CICA Override Cases

  • Maden Tech Consulting, Inc. v. United States, 74 Fed.Cl. 786 (2006) (Intervenor) (Override sustained)
  • Advanced Sys. Dev., Inc. v. United States, 72 Fed. Cl. 25 (2006) (Plaintiff) (Override declared invalid)

Publicly Announced Transactions

  • KKR/General Atlantic acquisition of TASC, 2009 (Buyer)
  • Finmeccanica SpA acquisition of DRS Technologies, 2008 (Buyer)
  • Elite Training and Security acquisition of Kaseman, 2008 (Buyer)
  • US subsidiary of Europe-based international defense contractor in connection with its acquisition of US defense contractor, 2007 (Buyer)
  • National Interest Security Company, LLC acquisition of Omen, Inc., 2007 (Buyer)
  • National Interest Security Company, LLC acquisition of Technology and Management Services, Inc., 2007 (Buyer)
  • National Interest Security Company, LLC acquisition of Patuxent Technology Partners, LLC, 2007 (Buyer)
  • EDO Corporation acquisition of CAS, Inc., 2006 (Seller)
  • General Dynamics acquisition of FCBS, 2006 (Seller)
  • Netco Government Services acquisition of Multimax Incorporated, 2006 (Seller)
  • FCBS acquisition of Computer and Hi-tech Management, Inc., 2005 (Seller)
  • PEC Solutions, Inc. acquisition of Integrated information Technology Corp., 2004 (Seller)
  • PEC Solutions, Inc. acquisition of AC Technologies, Inc., 2004 (Seller)
Rankings

Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business 2009-2013 for Government Contracts

Washington, DC Super Lawyers 2013 for Government Contracts


Professional and Community Activities

Professional Activity

  • Public Contract Section, American Bar Association

    • Co-Chair, Accounting, Cost and Pricing Committee (2005-2008)

  • Advisory Board, Government Contractor

  • National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA)

    • Contract Finance Committee
    • Legal Committee

  • Advisory Board, Government Contract Cost, Pricing & Accounting Report (2006-2009)

  • Board of Contract Appeals Bar Association

  • National Contract Management Association (NCMA)

  • American Corporate Counsel Association (1998-2002)

Community Activity

  • Mr. Pompeo sang at the Opening Ceremonies for the 2009 Inauguration of President Obama

  • A native of New York City, Mr. Pompeo has retained interest in cultural activities. He sings semi-professionally, performing cabaret in the Washington-Baltimore area.  He has sung with several symphonic choruses, appearing with both the National Symphony Orchestra and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.

  • Mr. Pompeo staffed the Trust & Estates Legal Clinic at the Whitman Walker Clinic on a pro bono basis

  • Federal City Performing Arts Association Board of Directors (2006-2009)

  • DC Cabaret Network

  • DC Front-runners

  • President, Villaggio Condo Association (2007)

Articles
Paul E. Pompeo "Q & A With Arnold & Porter's Paul Pompeo" Government Contracts Law360, March 6, 2013
Paul E. Pompeo and William Spyro Speros "Guidance For Contractors On CDA Statute Of Limitations" Government Contracts Law360 18 Jan. (2013)
Paul E. Pompeo and Lauren J. Schlanger "Determining The Allowability Of Legal Fees Under FAR" Government Contracts Law360. Also ran in Commercial Contracts Law360 & Appellate Law360. 25 Sep. (2012)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo and Dominique L. Casimir "Contractor Success In Asserting The CDA Statute Of Limitations Against Government Claims" (PDF: 158 kB) 16 Gov't Contractor 130 (Feature Comment) 25 Apr. (2012)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Fed. Cir. Addresses Segment Closing Adjustment" (PDF: 176 kB) 6 Gov't Contractor 50 (practitioner comment) 15 Feb. (2012)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo, Peggy Otum and Eric Rey "Case Study: ExxonMobil V. US" (PDF: 19 kB) Government Contracts Law360. Also ran in Energy Law360 & Environmental Law360 15 Nov. (2011)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Taxing Government Contractors In Afghanistan" (PDF: 126 kB) Government Contracts Law360 11 May. (2011)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo and Stuart W. Turner "ASBCA-'In The Aggregate' For Calculation Of CAS Cost Impact Must Include Fixed-Price And Flexibly Priced Contracts" (PDF: 134 kB) 53 Gov't Contractor 120 (Feature Comment) 13 Apr. (2011)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Independent R&D Costs: The Latest Approach to Limit Allowability" (PDF: 65 kB) Reproduced with permission from BNA's Federal Contracts Report, 95 FCR 11. Copyright 2011 by The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., 22 Mar. (2011)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "What's Next For Independent R&D Costs" (PDF: 100 kB) Government Contracts Law360 15 Mar. (2011)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Fed. Cir. Adopts Broad View Of IR&D" (PDF: 115 kB) 14 Gov't Contractor 129 (practitioner comment) 07 Apr. (2010)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Contractor Owes Compound Interest On Pension Surplus After Segment Closing Adjustment, Fed. Cir. Holds" (PDF: 101 kB) 38 Gov't Contractor 362 (practitioner comment) 14 Oct. (2009)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Fed. Cir. Applies Restrictive Standard For Allowability Of Title VII Settlement" (PDF: 97 kB) 51 Gov't Contractor 190 (practitioner comment) 03 Jun. (2009)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "COFC Addresses Segment Closing Adjustment For Partial Transfer Of Pension Assets And Liabilities" (PDF: 108 kB) 50 Gov't Contractor 386 (practitioner comment), 22 Oct. (2008)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Government Not Entitled To Interest On Segment Closing Adjustment" (PDF: 104 kB) 50 Gov't Contractor 184 (practitioner comment), May 2008
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "ASBCA Rules On Allowability Of Legal Cost Related To Sexual Harassment Case" (PDF: 131 kB) 49 Gov't Contractor 419 (practitioner comment), 31 Oct. (2007)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "COFC Addresses Actuarial Assumptions for Segment Closing Adjustment" (PDF: 107 kB) 49 Gov't Contractor ¶ 389 (practitioner comment), 10 Oct. (2007)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Pension Surplus Requires Segment Closing Adjustment During The Accounting Period Of The Segment Accounting Period Of The Segment Closing" (PDF: 124 kB) 49 Gov't Contractor 368 (practitioner comment), 26 Sep. (2007)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Close-Out Barred Segment Closing Adjustment; Pension Fund Merger Entitled Government To Share Of Surplus Assets" (PDF: 126 kB) 49 Gov't Contractor 257 (practitioner comment), 27 Jun. (2007)
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Establishing Trends in Override Case Law" (PDF: 178 kB) 49 Gov't Contractor 87 (Feature Comment), March 2007
PDF Kara L. Daniels and Paul E. Pompeo "Agency Fails To Justify Decision To Override Automatic Stay Pending Protest" (PDF: 94 kB) 48 Gov't Contractor 280 (practitioner comment), Aug. 2006
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Government Entitled to CAS - Clause Equitable Adjustment Triggered Accounting Change, COFC Holds" (PDF: 60 kB) 48 Gov't Contractor 219 (practitioner comment), June 2006
PDF Ronald D. Lunau and Paul E. Pompeo "Government Accountability in Canadian Procurement: A Matter of Trust" (PDF: 84 kB) Int'l Gov't Contractor (co-author), May 2006
Paul E. Pompeo "CAS Board Threshold Increases" 48 Gov't Contractor 68 (practitioner comment), Feb. 22, 2006
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "COFC Adopts Narrow View Of Development Costs Requiring Direct Allocation" (PDF: 161 kB) 48 Gov't Contractor 8 (practitioner comment), Jan. 2006
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Contractor Eligible Under CAS 413 To Recover $252 Million Pension Deficit" (PDF: 59 kB) 47 Gov't Contractor 340 (practitioner comment) Aug. 2005
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "A Retrospective On The CAS 412 and 413 Rewrite" (PDF: 71 kB) 47 Gov't Contractor 145 (Feature Comment) Mar. 2005
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "ASBCA Disallows Legal Fees Incurred Defending Litigation" (PDF: 54 kB) 47 Gov't Contractor 130 (practitioner comment), Mar. 2005
Paul E. Pompeo "Postal Service™ Proposes Sweeping Changes to Procurement Policy" Government Contractors Council Report, Jun. 10, 2004
Paul E. Pompeo "Implications of the Virginia Sales Tax Increase for Government Contractors" Government Contractors Council Report, Jun. 10, 2004
Paul E. Pompeo "Recent and Proposed Changes to the FAR Cost Principles: New Controversies" Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce GovCon Report, Mar. 2004
Paul E. Pompeo "Has Independent Research and Development Lost its Independence?" The Clause, Dec. 2003
David P. Metzger, Paul E. Pompeo and Michelle Brown "The Adequacy of Award Selection Documentation: A Changing Tide at GAO" Federal Contracts Report (co-author), Dec. 17, 2002
Peter McDonald and Paul E. Pompeo "New Fraud Detection Measures for Auditors: The Impact on government Contractors" Federal Contracts Report (co-author), Aug. 20, 2002
Paul E. Pompeo "GAO Commercial Activities Panel Issues Report Recommending Changes to Outsourcing" The Free Library, July 17, 2002
Paul E. Pompeo "Segment Closure Pension Accounting Under Gould" Government Contract Costs Pricing & Accounting Rep., September 1997
John G. Stafford, Jr. and Paul E. Pompeo "Life After Bill Strong" Government Contract Costs Pricing & Accounting Rep., Dec. 1996
PDF John G. Stafford, Jr. and Paul E. Pompeo "Federal Circuit Reverses ASBCA's Bill Strong Decision-Rejects "Bright Line" CDA "Claim" Test For Consultant Cost Allowability" (PDF: 616 kB) Gov't Contractor (practitioner comment), Mar. 15, 1995
John G. Stafford, Jr. and Paul E. Pompeo "Costs of Prosecuting Claims or Appeals-Bill Strong on Appeal" Gov't Con. Costs Pricing & Accounting Rep., Jun. 1994
Thomas Lemmer and Paul E. Pompeo "Educating" Lawyers about the Implications of Cost Accounting Standards for Government Contracts and Grants with Educational Institutions" 21 J.C. & U. L. 111, 1994
Thomas Lemmer, Janice Davis and Paul E. Pompeo "Pension and Post-retirement Benefit Costs: Recent Developments" Briefing Papers No. 92-6, May 1992
Paul E. Pompeo "East Meets West: A Comparison of Government Contract Dispute Resolution in the Common Law and Islamic Systems" 14 Loy. L.A. Int'l & Comp. L.J. 815, 1992
Paul E. Pompeo "The Jury's Out -- A Seventh Amendment Challenger to the Program Fraud Civil Remedies Act" 12 Geo. Mason U.L. Rev. 207, 1990
Presentations
Paul E. Pompeo "Current Legal Issues" FFRDC Audit Consortium, May 3, 2013
Paul E. Pompeo "Statute of Limitations Under the Contract Disputes Act" American Conference Institute 4th Advanced Forum on Government Contract Cost & Pricing, Arlington, VA, April 17, 2013
Paul E. Pompeo "Current Legal Issues" Aerospace Industries Association, Comptrollers Meeting, Falls Church, VA, March 21, 2013
Paul E. Pompeo "Strategic Insights on How to Prepare and Manage Complex DCAA Audit Challenges" DCAA Audits, Arlington, VA, November 12-13, 2012
Paul E. Pompeo "Legal Update Panel: Implications of Recent Case Law" Current Issues in Government Contracting, Falls Church, VA, November 1, 2012
Paul E. Pompeo "Government Contract Cost & Pricing" Co-Chair and presenter, American Conference Institute, Crystal City, VA, April 17-18, 2012
Paul E. Pompeo "Managing Pension Costs Under CAS 412 & 413" ACI  National Summit on CAS Compliance, Crystal City, VA, September 26, 2011
Paul E. Pompeo "Increased Costs in the Aggregate Under CAS" Aerospace Industrial Association (AIA) - Quarterly Meeting of the Cost Principles committee, Cambridge, MA, June 22, 2011
Paul E. Pompeo "Incurred Cost Audits: Determining Cost "Allowability" and "Allocability" 2nd National Conference on DCAA Audits, San Diego, CA, May 23-24, 2011
Paul E. Pompeo "Raytheon, ASBCA No. 56701, 11-1 BCA ¶ 34735" Public Contract Section of the ABA - Accounting, Cost and Pricing committee meeting, Washington, DC, April 12, 2011
Paul E. Pompeo "Surviving Defective Pricing Audits: Preparing for TINA and Adequate Pricing Reviews" ACI DCAA Audits Conference, Arlington, VA, November 17, 2010
Paul E. Pompeo "Legal Updates in Accounting, Cost & Pricing" Aerospace Industrial Association meeting, San Francisco, CA, June 24, 2010
Paul E. Pompeo "Implications of the Pension Protection Act for Government Contractors" PWC Aerospace and Defense Finance Executive Roundtable, Falls Church, VA, May 20, 2010
Paul E. Pompeo "Government Accounting Issues" Aerospace & Defense Controllers' Meeting, Bethesda, MD, March 31, 2010
Paul E. Pompeo "Testimony before the American Bar Association Commission on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity" July 31, 2009
PDF Paul E. Pompeo and Ronald A. Schechter "Ethics and the Government Contractor: Traversing the New Compliance Rules" (PDF: 340 kB) West Legal Works Webcast, May 6, 2009
Paul E. Pompeo "Going Green? Current Issues and Initiatives" Moderator, American Bar Association Federal Procurement Institute, Annapolis, MD, March 5, 2009
Paul E. Pompeo "The Costs of Procurement Business Abroad" Moderator, American Bar Association Annual Meeting, New York, NY, August 10, 2008
Paul E. Pompeo "Cost and Pricing Issues: A Year-End Review" Moderator, Breakfast Briefing, McLean, VA, November 14, 2006
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Tips and Strategies for Successful Government Contracts Accounting" (PDF: 912 kB) Breakfast Briefing, McLean, VA, May 19, 2005
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Discussion of Legal Issues" (PDF: 679 kB) Aerospace Industries Association-Cost Principles Committee Meeting, Chicago, IL, June 24, 2004
Paul E. Pompeo "A Tale of Two Contracts" Illinois Association of Public Procurement Officials, St. Charles, IL, May 8, 2003
Paul E. Pompeo "The Future of Services Contracting" National Defense Industrial Association, Annual Educational Seminar, Scottsdale, AZ, March 17, 2003
Paul E. Pompeo "Fraud Detection, New Accounting Standards and their Impact on Financial Auditing" National Contract Management Association, Chicago, IL, November 20, 2002
Paul E. Pompeo "Business Development through Teaming and Alliances" National Contract Management Association, Chicago, IL, October 25, 2002
Paul E. Pompeo "Legal Issues in Public Purchasing" Illinois Association of Public Procurement Officials, Grayslake, IL, May 3, 2002
Paul E. Pompeo "Acquisition Initiatives" National Contract Management Association, National Educational Conference, Vienna, VA, December 7, 2001
Paul E. Pompeo "Actuarial Testimony" Enrolled Actuaries Meeting, Washington, DC, March 29, 2000
Paul E. Pompeo "Price Based Acquisition" National Contract Management Association, Cocoa Beach, FL, February 11, 2000
Paul E. Pompeo "Electronic Contracting" National Contract Management Association, Rockville, MD, March 4, 1998, and Cocoa Beach, FL, September 9, 1998
PDF Paul E. Pompeo "Actuarial Testimony for the Pension Actuary" (PDF: 56 kB) Society of Actuaries, Palm Desert, CA, May 23, 1997
Advisories
"Raytheon Defeats Government Claims Arising from Changes in Cost Accounting Practices as Untimely»" May 2013
"Department of Defense Announces Plan to Slow Payments to Contractors»" Mar 2013
"ASBCA Rejects "Gamesmanship" Regarding Accrual of Government Claims Under the Contract Disputes Act»" Feb 2013
"ASBCA Identifies Contractor Cost Submissions as Critical to Claim Accrual for Statute of Limitations»" Jan 2013
"CAS Board Proposes Revision to Commercial Item Exemption for Government Contracts»" Nov 2012
"Federal Circuit Distinguishes Allowability of Legal Fees»" Sep 2012
"Recent Court Decisions Provide Insight for Government Contractors into the Contract Disputes Act's Statute-of-Limitations Provision»" Aug 2012
"Federal Government Held Liable for Environmental Cleanup Costs ExxonMobil Incurred Under Government Contract»" Nov 2011
"Cost Accounting Standards Board Increases Applicability Threshold»" Jul 2011
"Afghanistan Initiates Plans To Tax US Government Contractors»" May 2011
"ASBCA Issues Raytheon Decision on Cost-Impact Calculation for CAS and Affected Contract Definition»" Apr 2011
"DOD Proposes New Restrictions on the Allowability of Independent Research and Development Costs»" Mar 2011
"Federal Circuit Affirms ASBCA Decision Interpreting the Definition of an 'Affected CAS-Covered Contract'»" Jun 2010
"Federal Circuit Affirms Decision on Independent Research and Development, Favorable to Government Contractors»" Mar 2010
"US Office of Government Ethics Issues Guidance on Post-Employment Restrictions»" Jul 2008
"DOD Issues New Interim Rule Governing Excessive Pass-Through Charges»" May 2008
"Government Contracting Reform: Senate Proposes New Restrictions and Opportunities»" Nov 2007
"ASBCA Holds that Government is Entitled to Daily Compound Interest for a CAS Noncompliance»" Sep 2007
Multimedia
Paul E. Pompeo and Dominique L. Casimir. "GovCon OnDemand: The Contract Disputes Act Statute of Limitations: A Sword and a Shield" April 10, 2012. (also available as a Podcast)
Caitlin Cloonan and Paul E. Pompeo. "GovCon OnDemand: The Debt Ceiling Dilemma - Issues for Government Contractors" July 27, 2011. (also available as a Podcast)
Peggy Otum and Paul E. Pompeo. "VIDEOCAST: Environmental Remediation Costs and the Government Contractor" October 15, 2010. (also available as a Podcast)
Mary Cassidy and Paul E. Pompeo. "VIDEOCAST: The Pension Protection Act: the Cost Accounting Standards Harmonization and Implications for Government Contractors" June 04, 2010. (also available as a Podcast)

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