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News/Protests & Claims/Agency Not Obligated to Exercise Options After it Met Minimum Ordering Requirements; CBCA 4920, 5093, Attenuation Environmental Company v. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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Agency Not Obligated to Exercise Options After it Met Minimum Ordering Requirements; CBCA 4920, 5093, Attenuation Environmental Company v. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Appeal of a contracting officer’s deemed denial of a claim for lost profits is denied, where the agency had met the guaranteed minimum under the contract and was under no obligation to exercise options, and where the appellant provided no evidence the agency promised to exercise such options.

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