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News/Protests & Claims/Personal Services Contractor Not Entitled to Additional Compensation Beyond Negotiated Salary; CBCA 6233, William Brent Schaeffer v. U.S. Agency for International Development
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Personal Services Contractor Not Entitled to Additional Compensation Beyond Negotiated Salary; CBCA 6233, William Brent Schaeffer v. U.S. Agency for International Development

Appeal of the denial of a claim for additional compensation under a personal services contract is denied, where the agency’s regulations did not require the agency to pay the contractor the exact market value of the position, but to use the market value in negotiations and to determine the reasonableness of the negotiated salary.

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