CBCA 91, 989

All Star Metals, LLC

Dec 16, 2008Judge SomersDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Not published in the listingSettled

Key Facts

Appellant
All Star Metals, LLC
Respondent agency
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Judge
Somers
Case number
CBCA 91, 989This cell names 2 dockets: 91, 989.The Board's own document filename encodes 9 instead. Both are the Board's, and the disagreement is recorded rather than resolved.
Decided
Dec 16, 2008The decision states Dec 16, 2008 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
Vandeventer Black LLP
Outcome
Settled
Accordingly, the appeals are DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE.
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Appearances

For the appellant
William M. Dozier
Vandeventer Black LLP
Norfolk, VA
For the respondent
Janis P. Rodriguez and Ryan M. Kabacinski
Office of Chief Counsel, Maritime Administration, Department of Transportation
Washington, DC
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Full text of the decision1 pages, 936 characters, read from the Board's own documentDecided Dec 16, 2008 on its own faceRespondent DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Decision documentOfficial source: Civilian Board of Contract Appeals, Contract Disputes Act cases

DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE: December 16, 2008

ALL STAR METALS, LLC,

Appellant,

v.

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION,

Respondent.

The case caption as the decision prints it. Every word is kept; the rule the Board draws around it is not text, so it is not repeated here.

William M. Dozier of Vandeventer Black LLP, Norfolk, VA, counsel for Appellant.

Janis P. Rodriguez and Ryan M. Kabacinski, Office of Chief Counsel, Maritime Administration, Department of Transportation, Washington, DC, counsel for Respondent.

SOMERS, Board Judge.

Order

On September 15, 2006, and December 4, 2007, appellant, All Star Metals, LLC, appealed the final decisions of a Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration contracting officer denying appellant’s claims under contract number DTMA1P04057 for the disposal of the vessel Protector. On December 12, 2008, appellant notified the Board that these appeals have been settled and requested that the appeals be dismissed with prejudice.

Accordingly, the appeals are DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE.

JERI KAYLENE SOMERS

Board Judge

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