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News/Protests & Claims/Federal Circuit Affirms ASBCA Holding that Miller Act Pay and Performance Bond Requirements are Deemed Incorporated into Construction Contracts via Christian Doctrine; CAFC 2017-2254, K-Con Inc. v. Secretary of the Army
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Federal Circuit Affirms ASBCA Holding that Miller Act Pay and Performance Bond Requirements are Deemed Incorporated into Construction Contracts via Christian Doctrine; CAFC 2017-2254, K-Con Inc. v. Secretary of the Army

The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a decision by the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals denying an appeal of a claim seeking compensation for cost escalation under two construction contracts.

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