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The contracting officer must issue a final decision on the claim. The decision must be in writing, state the reasons for the decision, inform the contractor of appeal rights, and describe the applicable time limits for appeal. If the CO fails to issue a decision within the required timeframe, the contractor may treat the failure as a "deemed denial" and proceed to appeal.
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Ask about Contracting Officer Final Decision60 days for claims ≤ $100,000. "Reasonable time" for claims > $100,000 (CO must notify contractor within 60 days of estimated decision date).
41 U.S.C. 7103(f); FAR 33.211 (Contracting Officer's Decision)
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