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Scot Cardillo dba Engineers Tooling Support

September 10, 2025Judge McIlmail
Denied / Government PrevailedCDA Jurisdiction

The ASBCA denied the government's motion for clarification regarding its previous decision partially dismissing Scot Cardillo's complaint for lack of jurisdiction. The Board found no ambiguity in its prior decision.

Material Facts

  • The government requested clarification of a previous opinion granting, in part, a motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction.
  • The appellant, Scot Cardillo dba Engineers Tooling Support, filed a 66-page, 17-count complaint.

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Appellant
Scot Cardillo dba Engineers Tooling Support
Contract Number
N00174-11-D-0004
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