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News/Protests & Claims/Termination for Convenience Based on Documented Poor Performance Does Not Constitute Bad Faith; CBCA No. 5638, J.R. Mannes Government Services Corp.
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Termination for Convenience Based on Documented Poor Performance Does Not Constitute Bad Faith; CBCA No. 5638, J.R. Mannes Government Services Corp.

Government’s motion for summary judgment in an appeal seeking anticipatory profit following termination for convenience is granted, where the contractor failed to demonstrate the government acted in bad faith when terminating the contract, and failed to rebut the government’s characterization of its poor performance.

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