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Board of Contract Appeals Lacks Jurisdiction Over Software Company’s License Breach Claim When Software Was Sold Via Reseller

Arnold & Porter – The Civilian Board of Contract of Appeals (CBCA or Board) held it lacked jurisdiction over a software company’s claim that the government breached its license agreement because that agreement was not a procurement contract under the Contract Disputes Act (CDA).

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