JONES, Chief Judge.
By contract dated September 17, 1942, plaintiff undertook to fabricate for the Charleston Navy Yard bow and stern sections for 43 destroyer-escort vessels. The contract was negotiated; there was no competitive bidding. It was a fixed-price contract providing for payment at a unit price of 9 cents per pound for the finished product. The contract recited an estimated total weight of 9,000,000 pounds, more or less, or about 209,300 pounds, or 105...
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