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1 Pub. Cont. Newsl. 1 (1965-1966)

handle is hein.journals/procurlw1 and id is 1 raw text is: SECTION OF PUBLIC CONTRACT LAW AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION Vol. I, No. 1, Nov., 1965 MID ATLANTIC REGION MEETS Region 3 held its first meeting of the current year on November 2, 1965 at the Natl. Lawyers Club in Washington, D.C. Regional Chairman F. Trowbridge vom Raur, D.C. practitioner, introduced the topic for discus- sion-The proposed new ASPR termination for conven- ience clause: how should a contractor's profit be determined; should AS13CA decide; should a weighted guidelines system be applied. The lively discussion was led by Louis A. Cox, DOD Dep. Director for Pro- curement Policy; lugh Francis, DOD termination expert; Albert Green, Navy General Counsel's Office; John W. Gaskins and E.K. Gubin, D.C. practitioners. Region 3 includes Md., Del., Pa., Va., W.Va., and D.C. Regional Chapters have been established in Philadelphia under James M. Marsh, in Newport News, Va. under Geo. J. Viertel, and in Pittsburgh under Louis Sparvero, Geo. M. Coburn, D.C. lawyer, is Regional Secretary. The following D.C. lawyers are Committee Chairmen in Region 3: Joel P. Shedd, Jr., ASBCA, Program; John W. Whelan, Georgetown Law School, Fed. Procurement Law & Regulations; James J. Bierbower, State & Municipal Public Contracts; Scott G. Rigby, Disputes & Appeals; Paul G. Dembling, NASA Asst. G. C., Incen- tive Contracts, Price Redetermination & Renegotiation; J.E.D. Welch, GAO Dep. G.C., Procurement Administra- tion; Robert Sheriffs Moss, Contract Financing; Philip M. Risik, ASBCA, Price Adjustment; J. Mitchell Brown, Construction Contracts; E.K. Gubin, Termination; David V. Anthony, Judicial Review & Remedies; Win. M. Simmons, Weapons Systems Procurement; Kenneth M. Jackson, Dynalectronics, Proprietary Data; Robert D. Wallick, Specifications; Marion Edwyn Harrison, Mem- bership. Other Committee Chairmen are: Kenneth Cushman, Philadelphia, Suretyship; Austin G. Roe, Melpar, Inc., Falls Church, Va.; Theodore Kostos, Philadelphia, Supply Contracts; David Berger, Philadelphia, Inspec- tion Procedures, Rights & Remedies. Chairmen have not been named for the following committees; Contract Administration, Subcontracts, and Cost Reimbursable Contracts. The next Regional Meeting is scheduled for Decem- ber 9, 1965 at the Natl. Lawyers Club (4 p.m.). The subject-Proprietary data requirements in major weapons systems procurement and escape provisions for subcon- tractors. The discussion will be led by Kenneth M. Jackson of Dynalectronics Corp., Chairman of the FEDERAL STATE & LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS Region's Proprietary Data Committee, and lHbward Williamson, procurement specialist in the Office of Procurement of the Asst. Secy. of Defense (Installation and Logistics). MONTREAL: ANNUAL MEETING '66 Plan to attend the ABA Annual Meeting in Montreal in August 1966, during that city's gala International Exposition. The Public Contract Law Section will meet August 8-10 in downtown Montreal with an all-star cast of participants in Section panel discussions. The Section's headquarters will be Hotel de LaSalle in downtown Montreal, five blocks from main ABA Head- quarters at the Queen Elizabeth lotel. The de LaSalle is presently being completely refurbished and will be an ideal setting for our first Annual Meeting as an independent Section. Rates are (Canadian currency): singles $8.50; double bedded $12.50; twin bedded $14.50; one bedroom parlor suite $17.00. Mark August 8-10 on your calendar! Plan to come with your family, for there are events and sites to interest all (including both 5-12 and 12-20 age groups). Don't forget to register early, list your Public Contract Section affiliation, and specify Hotel de LaSalle. Send registration with $25.00 fee to ABA Meetings Department, 1155 E. 60th Street, Chicago, Illinois 60637. COUNCIL TO MEET IN CHICAGO FEBRUARY '66 The Section's Council will meet during the ABA's Midyear Meeting at the Palmer House in Chicago on Saturday February 19 at 10:00 A.M. and 2:00 P.M., with a luncheon being arranged by Thomas A. Stansbury, Council Member from Chicago. Regional and National Committee Chairmen or Section members are cordially invited to attend. Interim reports of Chairmen of Na- tional and Regional Committees should be in the hands of Section Chairman Creyke by February 14 for sub- mission to the Council at the Midyear Meeting. The Section's Council met on August 11 in Miami Beach, and in Washington, D.C. on September 21 and November 4.

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