CACI International, Inc. & CACI Technologies, Inc.

Material Facts

• The contract was an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for support services, including overseas services, and the relevant portion was cost-reimbursable.
• The applicable performance work statement permitted, with contracting-officer approval, hazardous-duty compensation at rates set in accordance with State Department Guidelines.
• Task Order No. 0096 required a normal deployed workday of 12 hours per day, seven days per week, or 84 hours per week.
• Task Order No. 0127 required CACI employees to work 72 hours per week.
• CACI paid no overtime premium to employees working under Task Orders 0096 and 0127.
• CACI paid danger pay based on salaries reflecting the actual hours worked under the task orders and included those costs in its invoices.
• The contracting officer appeared to compensate CACI for the expense without objection until SIGAR challenged the calculation.
• SIGAR determined that the government had overpaid CACI for danger pay by $14,637 for Task Order 0096 and $25,095 for Task Order 0127.

Parties

Appellant

CACI International, Inc. & CACI Technologies, Inc.

Contracting Agency

the government

Contract Number

W15P7T-06-D-E402