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News/Protests & Claims/Agency’s Misinterpretation of Contract Language Led Contractor to Believe Government Would Provide Customs Documents; ASBCA No. 61574, Appeal of TranLogistics LLC
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Agency’s Misinterpretation of Contract Language Led Contractor to Believe Government Would Provide Customs Documents; ASBCA No. 61574, Appeal of TranLogistics LLC

Claim seeking additional costs associated with moving material to various locations across Central America is granted in part, where the government acted as though it were responsible for providing the contractor with certain customs documents, even though the contract language said otherwise; and denied in part, where some delays were excusable but not compensable, or were compensable but the appellant failed to itemize its costs.

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