Scot Cardillo dba Engineers Tooling Support
Scot Cardillo dba Engineers Tooling Support appealed the denial of claims arising from a contract to fabricate primer cups and anvils using government-furnished facilities, equipment, materials, and drawings. The Board sustained the appeal in part, awarding costs and profit for unsuitable government-furnished tooling and parts and certain settlement-related professional services, while denying the remaining requests.
Material Facts
- ETS is a sole proprietorship owned by Scot Cardillo.
- The contract required fabrication, inspection, and delivery of primer cups and anvils for naval-aircraft ejection systems.
- The contract required performance at the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Indian Head, Maryland, using government-provided facilities, equipment, and material.
- The contract identified government-furnished tool and die sets and required ETS to maintain the die sets and manufacture critical wear parts as needed to meet the drawings.
- The contract stated that the use of government-furnished equipment and material did not relieve ETS of responsibility for meeting contract and drawing requirements.
- The contract incorporated FAR 52.245-1, including provisions concerning the suitability and delivery of government-furnished property.
- Government personnel later stated that the government did not possess necessary fabrication data and that the drawing dimensions did not match actual hardware dimensions.
- ETS presented claims for costs associated with tooling and parts, scrap-material management, facilities and equipment, overages, delays, and professional services.
- ETS never delivered the overages for which it sought compensation.
- The McGrath Law Group invoice described services associated with ETS's termination settlement proposal.
Parties
- Appellant
- Scot Cardillo dba Engineers Tooling Support
- Respondent Agency
- Navy
- Contracting Agency
- Navy
- Contract Number
- N00174-11-D-0004
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