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The Agency Said the Claim Differed from the Appeal. CBCA Didn’t See It that Way.

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The agency moved to dismiss constructive change and superior knowledge claims, arguing the contractor presented "contradictory narratives" by first stating in its claim that both parties "reasonably assumed" fuel farms were available.

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Filed Undercertified claimconstructive changecontract disputesde novo reviewFEMAfuel farmsmaterial misrepresentationmutual mistakepre-award assumptionssuperior knowledge
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