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News/Protests & Claims/Contractor Cannot Recover Cost of Using Name Brand Products Specified in Solicitation and Contract; CBCA 6300, B.L. Harbert International LLC v. General Services Administration
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Contractor Cannot Recover Cost of Using Name Brand Products Specified in Solicitation and Contract; CBCA 6300, B.L. Harbert International LLC v. General Services Administration

Motion to dismiss a claim seeking additional compensation under the appellant’s construction contract is granted, where the contract specified that the contractor had to use certain products from named manufacturers and did not allow for substitutions.

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