DynCorp International LLC

Material Facts

• The T-6A/B aircraft was used by the United States Air Force and the United States Navy for pilot training and was stationed at multiple sites.
• The 6208 RFP included 3XXX CLINs for maintenance, repairs, overhauls, and replenishments or replacements of T-6A/B aircraft at various sites.
• The Government stated that it would pay on a fixed-rate cost per flight hour basis for a variable number of flight hours.
• Offerors required historical aircraft-parts and component-consumption information to propose site-specific cost-per-flight-hour prices.
• The USAF provided historical consumption data in the bidder's library.
• DynCorp alleges that parts for T-6B aircraft from Whiting Field were incorrectly coded as issued from Pensacola during the first quarter of 2010.
• DynCorp alleges that its Whiting Field pricing was lower than it would have been if the correct consumption data had been provided.
• DynCorp's complaint alleged a constructive change based on inaccurate consumption data and sought reformation based on mutual mistake regarding the accuracy of that data.
• DynCorp I involved another appeal arising out of the COMBS contract and addressed the completeness of the consumption data.

Parties

Appellant

DynCorp International LLC

Respondent Agency

United States Air Force

Contracting Agency

United States Air Force

Contract Number

FA8617-12-C-6208