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Language of Release of Claims More Relevant Than Parties’ Intentions; COFC No. 13-1023C, MW Builders v. United States

Request for reconsideration of an earlier determination that a subcontractor’s pass-through claims had been waived is denied, where the prime and subcontractor signed lien waivers and releases that unambiguously released the prime from any future claims and did not reserve the subcontractor’s right to assert pass-through claims, even when this was not the parties’ intent.

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