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What are the available monetary remedies for successful claims against the federal government?

Because Government contracts contain a "changes clause" and a "termination for convenience" clause, contractors usually do not recover traditional breach-of-contract damages. Instead, the remedies available to the Contractor are typically pursuant to one of these two clauses.


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