Manpower Inc. of Tidewater v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Per curiam
At issue here is whether the Government breached its contractual obligation, under the Disputes clause, to have its contracting officer render a timely decision, thus freeing the plaintiff-contractor to file suit in this court without exhausting its administrative remedies. In July 1971 plaintiff Manpower Inc. of Tidewater entered into a contract with the Navy to furnish complete segregation, identification, inventory, location and data processing services for material taken from the USS FORRESTAL and deposited in warehouses in the Norfolk/Portsmouth area. In the course of performance the…
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