CACI International, Inc.
The Board denied CACI International, Inc.'s and the government's cross-motions for reconsideration concerning the allowability and release of CACI's Iraqi litigation costs. The Board held that the motions identified no mistaken findings of fact or errors of law and directed the parties to submit a joint status report concerning further proceedings.
Material Facts
- CACI International, Inc. was the appellant under Contract No. N00189-12-D-Z001.
- CACI's claim concerned inclusion of Al Shimari litigation costs in its overhead rate.
- CACI Premier Technology and the Department of the Interior entered into a 2007 settlement agreement concerning litigation pending before the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals.
- The Department of the Interior terminated its task orders so that they could be replaced by Department of Defense task orders.
- The settlement agreement required CACI to certify that it had returned some government property to the Army, but the Army was not a party and had no obligations under the agreement.
- The government admitted that the contracts were not novated.
- The district court action involved equitable legal theories of indemnification, exoneration, and contribution and the contractual theory of breach of the duty of good faith and fair dealing.
- The pending litigation involved the allowability of indirect overhead costs.
Parties
- Appellant
- CACI International, Inc.
- Respondent Agency
- Defense Contract Management Agency
- Contract Number
- N00189-12-D-Z001
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