DayDanyon Corporation

January 22, 2014Judge James

Partially SustainedTermination for DefaultContract InterpretationDCMA Involved

DayDanyon Corporation appealed decisions related to contract performance and termination for default under Contract No. SPM8ED-09-D-0001. The Board granted the government's motion for summary judgment in part and denied DayDanyon's motion.

Material Facts

The contract was awarded to DayDanyon for Collapsible Joint Modular Intermodal Containers (JMIC).
The contract had four contract line item numbers (CLINs) with specified quantities and requirements.
The government issued a Stop-Work Order on the contract on 4 June 2009, which was later lifted.
DayDanyon shipped JMICs for government first article testing, which revealed multiple defects.
The government issued delivery orders with specified delivery dates, which were later modified.
DayDanyon claimed that delays were caused by weather events and supplier issues.
The contracting officer issued a cure notice due to lack of progress on contract performance.
DayDanyon submitted claims alleging the government failed to order the guaranteed minimum JMICs.
The government terminated the contract for default on 20 April 2011.

Parties

Appellant: DayDanyon Corporation
Contracting Agency: DLA Troop Support
Contract Number: SPM8ED-09-D-0001

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