Your contract was terminated.
Get what you're owed.
T4CClaim prepares legally precise Termination for Convenience settlement proposals for federal contractors — in minutes, not months. Built on FAR Part 49 and decades of GovCon case law.
One-time fee. Includes AI-generated narrative + PDF. Deadline tracked automatically.
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1 Year
Filing Deadline (FAR 49.206-1)
$499
Flat Fee — No Hourly Billing
15 min
Average Completion Time
100%
FAR Part 49 Compliant
What You Get
Everything in a T4C claim. Nothing you don't need.
FAR Part 49 Rules Engine
Every cost category validated against FAR 31.201 allowability principles. Flags unallowable costs (like anticipated profit) before you submit.
AI-Generated Settlement Narrative
Claude generates a legally precise settlement proposal citing applicable FAR clauses, cost principles, and case law — written like a GovCon attorney.
Deadline Tracking & Reminders
Automatic 1-year filing deadline calculation per FAR 49.206-1. Email reminders at 90, 60, 30, and 7 days. Upgrade to monitoring for ongoing alerts.
Professional PDF Output
Formatted settlement proposal PDF with cover page, cost table, and narrative — ready to submit to your Contracting Officer.
FAR Part 49 Reference
Not sure where to start?
Free guides covering every aspect of T4C settlement — deadlines, allowable costs, forms, profit, and more. Written plainly, with FAR citations.
What is a termination for convenience?
Read →How long do I have to file a T4C settlement claim?
Read →What costs can I recover in a T4C settlement?
Read →Can DOGE contract terminations be filed as T4C claims?
Read →What is the difference between T4C and T4D?
Read →Can a small business file a T4C claim without an attorney?
Read →Time Is Running
The filing deadline is 1 year from termination.
Miss it and you forfeit your right to recover costs. We track your deadline automatically and send reminders so nothing slips through the cracks.