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News/Protests & Claims/Appellant Sufficiently Demonstrated OSHA Regulations Increased Costs to Survive Summary Judgment; ASBCA No. 58672, Appeal of Electric Boat Corporation
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Appellant Sufficiently Demonstrated OSHA Regulations Increased Costs to Survive Summary Judgment; ASBCA No. 58672, Appeal of Electric Boat Corporation

Government’s motion for summary judgment is denied, where the appellant adequately established that a change in OSHA regulations increased its cost of performance, and had submitted expert testimony asserting that it was not feasible to submit actual cost data, rather than its estimate of the increased costs.

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