57762

ACR Machine, Inc.

February 2, 2012Judge Clarke
Denied / Government PrevailedCDA JurisdictionAccord & Satisfaction / Release / WaiverSmall Business

ACR Machine, Inc. appealed a government motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction under the Contract Disputes Act, asserting a claim for termination for convenience after a delivery order was canceled. The Board denied the government's motion, affirming jurisdiction based on a deemed denial of the claim.

Material Facts

  • The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Contract No. SPM7L4-10-M-0956 to ACR on 19 January 2010.
  • The contract ordered 35 operating slide cams with a delivery date of 30 August 2010.
  • ACR requested a delivery extension on 17 December 2010 due to production issues.
  • On 28 June 2011, DLA issued unilateral Modification No. POOOO1 stating that the contract had lapsed.
  • ACR stated it could not accept the cancellation and requested a termination for convenience in an email dated 29 June 2011.
  • ACR's email was characterized as a claim under the CDA.

Parties

Appellant
ACR Machine, Inc.
Respondent Agency
Defense Logistics Agency
Contract Number
SPM7L4-10-M-0956
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