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News/Protests & Claims/Appellant Inexplicably Based Claim on Unexecuted Contract Mod, Rather Than Actual Termination for Convenience; CBCA 6031, Woolery Timber Management Inc. v. Department of Agriculture
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Appellant Inexplicably Based Claim on Unexecuted Contract Mod, Rather Than Actual Termination for Convenience; CBCA 6031, Woolery Timber Management Inc. v. Department of Agriculture

Appeal of the agency’s denial of a claim for termination for convenience settlement costs is denied, where the appellant based its claim and appeal on a contract modification that was never executed, instead of relying on the unilateral modification that terminated the uncompleted portion of its contract.

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