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News/Protests & Claims/COFC Not Persuaded by Contractor’s “Gestalt” Theory of Constructive Change—Absent Specific Evidence, the Court is not Inclined to Infer the Elements of Constructive Change from the Totality of the Circumstances; COFC No. 12-286C, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation v. United States
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COFC Not Persuaded by Contractor’s “Gestalt” Theory of Constructive Change—Absent Specific Evidence, the Court is not Inclined to Infer the Elements of Constructive Change from the Totality of the Circumstances; COFC No. 12-286C, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation v. United States

In a suit where a contractor alleged the government breached a contract, and the government has counterclaimed, the contractor’s motion for summary judgment on the government’s counterclaim is, for the most part, denied where there are genuine issues of disputed fact.

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