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When “Should” Means “May”: FAR Provisions Don’t Always Create Rights

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The contractor argued that the agency's failure to follow various FAR provisions before terminating the contract for default rendered the termination wrongful.

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Filed Underalternatives to defaultcontract defaultcontracting officerdiscretionary factorsevidence reviewexcusable delayfar provisionsgood faith dutyshow cause noticewrongful termination
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