Government contract matters · National preparation support
Delivery and Performance Records
Organize what a government contract required, what records show was delivered and how acceptance or disagreement was documented.
By Joseph De Gregorio · Federal Sentencing Strategist
Founder and President, Sentencing Advocacy Group · November 6, 2026
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Identify the relevant requirement
Preserve specifications, milestones, amendments and authorized changes for the period. Distinguish a proposed requirement from an effective term. Counsel and technical reviewers assess what governed the performance in question.
Index evidence of performance
Keep delivery records, reports, test results and contemporaneous communications with dates and sources. Separate the person’s observation from another participant’s report. Technical documents may need specialist interpretation rather than a general narrative.
Preserve acceptance and disputes
Record inspection, acceptance, rejection, remediation and correspondence separately. A payment does not by itself settle every performance question. Keep disagreements visible so counsel can examine their basis and procedural status.
Connect the record to responsibility
Identify who performed, inspected, reported or approved the work. Account for changes in role. SAG can organize the chronology and source list; it does not make technical conformity findings or determine contractual or criminal liability.
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Sources and professional scope
Official starting points: DOJ Procurement Collusion Strike Force and DOJ procurement-collusion indicators. Counsel evaluates current authorities, the applicable guideline version and the individual facts. These resources do not decide the outcome of a particular case. Sources checked November 6, 2026.
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