Anwar Alsabah Company
Anwar Alsabah Company appealed a decision regarding a contract for the sale of SUVs to the Army, which the Board dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
Material Facts
- The Army allegedly purchased seven Toyota Land Cruiser SUVs delivered to COB Delta in Iraq at a total price of $791,000.
- Appellant contends it furnished the SUVs to the government but has not been paid.
- The government has been unable to locate copies of the contract and related documents in its own records.
- The project purchasing officer who purportedly awarded the contract denies doing so.
- The official who purportedly signed the contract, Staff Sergeant William Cornelius, was not a contracting officer.
- Appellant submitted a claim for payment of $791,000 that contained the certification language prescribed in FAR 33.207(c).
- A contracting officer issued a final decision concluding that there was no contract awarded for this agreement.
Parties
- Appellant
- Anwar Alsabah Company
- Respondent Agency
- Department of the Army
- Contract Number
- Contract No. CERPUSDS9000097
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