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When is a Surety a “Contractor” with the Government at the Boards Of Contract Appeals?

When do agency Boards of Contract Appeals have jurisdiction to hear a federal contract dispute under the Contract Disputes Act (CDA) when the dispute is with a surety that issued a bond on the project?  Answering this question is key to avoiding a government motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction.

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