When the Disputes clause is not included in a contract, the contractor is denied

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When the Disputes clause is not included in a contract, the contractor is denied appeal to the: (a) Contracting officer (b) Boards of Contract Appeals (c) U.S. Court of Federal Claims (d) None of the above When the Disputes clause is not included in a contract, the contractor is denied appeal to the: (a) Contracting officer (b) Boards of Contract Appeals (c) U.S. Court of Federal Claims (d) None of the above When the Disputes clause is not included in a contract, the contractor is denied appeal to the: (a) Contracting officer (b) Boards of Contract Appeals (c) U.S. Court of Federal Claims (d) None of the above

Explanation / Answer

Ans option A

If no dispute clause is present in the contract then no appeal can be made to contracting officer

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