Board of Contract Appeals
                    General Services Administration
                         Washington, D.C. 20405
 
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                     GRANTED IN PART:  May 4, 1998
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                           GSBCA 13501, 14272
 
 
                     W.M. SCHLOSSER COMPANY, INC.,
                                  and
 
          INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, A CIGNA COMPANY,
                                           Appellants,
 
                                   v.
 
                    GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION,
                                           Respondent.
 
        Stephen B. Shapiro and Craig  A. Holman of Holland & Knight,
   Washington,  DC; and Michael J.  Cohen of W.M. Schlosser Company,
   Inc., Hyattsville, MD, counsel for Appellants.
 
        Kevin J. Rice,  Office of General Counsel,  General Services
   Administration, Washington, DC, counsel for Respondent.
   Before Board Judges, PARKER, HYATT, and WILLIAMS.
 
   PARKER, Board Judge.
 
        The parties  have  settled this  appeal  concerning  various
   claims in  connection  with  a  contract to  renovate  an  office
   building in  Richmond, Virginia.   The Joint Motion for  Entry of
   Final  Consent Judgment, filed along with a Settlement Agreement,
   provides as follows:
             Pursuant  to Board  Rule  136(e), Appellants  W.M.
        Schlosser Company, Inc. ("Schlosser") and the Insurance
        Company of North  America, a CIGNA Company  ("INA") and
        Respondent  General  Services   Administration  ("GSA")
        (collectively  the  "Parties"),  by  their  undersigned
        counsel,  hereby move the Board to enter final judgment
        in favor of Appellants Schlosser and INA converting the
        terminations  for default  of  both Schlosser  and  INA
        under Contract No.  GS-03P-93-DXC-0044 (the "Contract")
        to  no  cost   terminations  for  convenience  of   the
        government  and further  requiring  payment  by GSA  to
        Schlosser  and INA in  the amount of  $4,350,000.00 for
        resolution of all outstanding  disputes related to  the
        Contract  -- payment to  be made directly  to Schlosser
        (on behalf of  both Appellants) from the  Judgment Fund
        in  accordance with  31  U.S.C.    1304  (1998) and  41
        U.S.C.   612 (1998).  The parties further move that the
        Board  adopt   the  attached   April  1998   Settlement
        Agreement  Between W.M.  Schlosser  Company, Inc.,  The
        Insurance  Company of  North  America,  Inc.,  A  CIGNA
        Company, And The  General Services Administration  (the
 
        "Settlement Agreement")  as part of the final judgment.
        (Settlement  Agreement, [a]ttached  as Exhibit A).   In
        support  of   this  Motion,  the   Parties,  by   their
        undersigned  signatures  and  in  the  accord with  the
        Settlement Agreement, affirm  that none of the  Parties
        shall  seek reconsideration of or relief from the final
        judgment or otherwise  appeal the final judgment.   The
        Parties  will file  properly  executed Certificates  of
        Finality  with  the  Board  upon  entry  of  the  final
        judgment.  
 
             WHEREFORE, the  Parties respectfully  request that
        the  Board grant this  Joint Motion for  Entry of Final
        Consent Judgment. 
 
                                Decision
        In accordance with the agreement of  the parties, the appeal
   is  GRANTED  IN PART.    The  terminations  for default  of  both
   Schlosser  and  INA  under contract  No.  GS-03P-93-DXC-0044  are
   hereby converted  to no cost terminations for  the convenience of
   the Government.   GSA shall pay to  Schlosser (on behalf of  both
   Schlosser and INA)  the amount of $4,350,000.00  in settlement of
   all outstanding disputes  related to the contract.  Payment shall
   be made from  the Judgment Fund, in  accordance with 31  U.S.C.  
   1304 and  41 U.S.C.    612. The parties' Settlement  Agreement is
   hereby incorporated by reference and adopted by the Board.
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                                      ROBERT W. PARKER
                                      Board Judge
 
   We concur:
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   CATHERINE B. HYATT                 MARY ELLEN COSTER WILLIAMS
   Board Judge                             Board Judge