ASBCA Affirms Holding that Miller Act Bonding Requirements are Deemed Incorporated into Construction Contracts via Christian Doctrine; ASBCA Nos. 60686, Appeals of K-Con Inc.

Request for reconsideration of an earlier board decision is denied, where the appellant generally raised the same arguments from its appeal, and where the board found no reason to abandon its holding that FAR provisions requiring construction contractors to obtain payment and performance bonds were deemed incorporated into the contract under the Christian doctrine and that the appellant was responsible for the delays in obtaining them.