Pratt Cons. Coal Co. v. Morton

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• finding that the agency employee’s inflexible approach to the contract which lead to “delay[s] and [] cost increases,” did 13 not rise to the level of bad faith
• finding that the agency employee’s inflexible approach to the contract which lead to “delay[s] and [] cost increases,” did 13 not rise to the level of bad faith
• “The modified total cost method is simply the total cost method, adjusted for any deficiencies in the plaintiff's proof in satisfying the requirements of the total cost method.”
• no finding of bad faith where “[agency] actions were not the product of a 'hidden agenda’ designed to force [the contractor] to shoulder the costs that were actually the fault of the [agency]”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).