CBCA 2865

IMMIX Technology, INC

Feb 21, 2013Judge VergilioDEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
Not published in the listingDismissed on other grounds

Key Facts

Appellant
IMMIX Technology, INC
Respondent agency
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
Judge
Vergilio
Case number
CBCA 2865
Decided
Feb 21, 2013The decision states Feb 21, 2013 on its own face, which agrees with the listing.
Decision type
Not published in the listingThe Board's year tables for 2007 through 2014 carry no Type column, so no disposition was published for this decision. It is not missing data and nothing is inferred from the document.
Law firm for the appellant
Cohen Mohr LLP
Outcome
Dismissed on other grounds
According to the request of the parties, the Board DISMISSES WITH PREJUDICE the appeal.
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Appearances

For the appellant
Tenley A. Carp and Victor G. Klingelhofer
Cohen Mohr LLP
Washington, DC
For the respondent
Josyl L. Barchue
Office of the General Counsel, Department of Veterans Affairs
Eatontown, NJ
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Full text of the decision1 pages, 1,035 characters, read from the Board's own documentDecided Feb 21, 2013 on its own faceRespondent DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS Decision documentOfficial source: Civilian Board of Contract Appeals, Contract Disputes Act cases

DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE: February 21, 2013

CBCA 2865

IMMIX TECHNOLOGY, INC.,

Appellant,

v.

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS,

Respondent.

Tenley A. Carp and Victor G. Klingelhofer of Cohen Mohr LLP, Washington, DC,

counsel for Appellant.

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Josyl L. Barchue, Office of the General Counsel, Department of Veterans Affairs, Eatontown, NJ, counsel for Respondent.

VERGILIO, Board Judge.

Order

On June 21, 2012, the Board received a notice of appeal from immix Technology, Inc.

concerning a denial of its certified claim for $1,353,065.39 by a contracting officer of the Department of Veterans Affairs concerning a purchase order placed under a Government-wide acquisition contract of NASA. By submission received on February 20, 2013, the parties state that they have amicably resolved the appeal, with the contractor having received payment of $473,212.86. The parties seek a dismissal with prejudice. According to the request of the parties, the Board DISMISSES WITH PREJUDICE the appeal.

______________________________

JOSEPH A. VERGILIO

Board Judge

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