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An Uplifting Tale: Crane Supplier Recovers Breach Damages Because Commercial-Item Contract Did Not Incorporate Stop-Work Clause

Crowell & Moring – In a recent decision, the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals awarded approximately $4.9 million in delay-related breach damages due to the Navy’s breach of its implied duty to not interfere on a commercial-item contract for the provision of 25-ton general purpose portal cranes.

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