As a general rule the us government cannot be sued due to


As a general rule, the US Government cannot be sued due to the legal concept of "sovereign immunity." Despite that rule, a government contractor can sue the federal government due to the Government's "waiver" of sovereign immunity. Relative to contracting and procurement claims, under what law does the Government waive its immunity? (Hint: You'll need to cite the name and legal citation of that law as found in the US Code. There are two statutes; I will accept either one as long as it includes the correct citation.)

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