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News/Protests & Claims/Government Cannot Unequivocally Show No Contract Existed; ASBCA No. 61371, Appeal of Potomac Electric Corp.
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Government Cannot Unequivocally Show No Contract Existed; ASBCA No. 61371, Appeal of Potomac Electric Corp.

Government’s motion for summary judgment on a claim for contract termination costs is denied, where the government argued that no contract existed, but the evidence suggested that the contractor believed it had entered into a contract with the agency and where internal government documents mirrored the contractor’s offer and were prepared before the contractor signed its copy of the contract.

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