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News/Protests & Claims/Agency Failed to Demonstrate Contractor Did Not Perform Work Under Contract Terminated for Convenience; CBCA 5179, Paradise Pillow Inc. v General Services Administration
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Agency Failed to Demonstrate Contractor Did Not Perform Work Under Contract Terminated for Convenience; CBCA 5179, Paradise Pillow Inc. v General Services Administration

Appeal of the contracting officer’s deemed denial of a claim for costs related to a termination for convenience is granted, where contracting officer possessed an unlimited warrant authorizing him to negotiate a contract modification, and where the agency made no allegations the contractor had not fully performed the work contemplated by the original contract or the modification.

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