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  • In the Matter of ANNETTE M. ZAPF

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    subsistence allowance may be granted shall be the total amount of the reasonable and necessary expenses for the employee and family members for meals, including tax, service charges and tips, laundry/dry cleaning … allowed by Sections 123 and 124) or the total of the maximum rates for such period or periods, whichever is less.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • MOTION TO DISMISS GRANTED: May 19, 2009

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    Consequently, the amount of space to be cleaned could vary as facilities were removed from and returned to usage. Id. (Finding 3). … After that date, Contract Disputes Act (CDA) appeals from decisions of DHHS contracting officers go to this Board. National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2006, Pub. L.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • DISMISSED IN PART FOR LACK OF JURISDICTION: August 31, 2015

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    Army & Air Force Exchange Service, 846 F.2d 746, 748 (Fed. Cir. 1988); Opportunities for the Aging Housing Corp. v. … See Contract Cleaning Maintenance, Inc. v. United States, 811 F.2d 586, 592 (Fed. Cir. 1987).

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • DENIED: September 25, 2007

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    Specifically, the contract stated as follows: 3.4 Cleaning requirements. … During that time period, Lt. Small conducted inspections during the construction of the USCGC Hollyhock and discovered the application of excessive paint on the underwater hull.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • GRANTED: June 20, 2013

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    The contract covered a phase-in period, which per amendment 1 ran until March 13, 2006, and five option periods, each one year in duration, with the first beginning on March 14, 2006. … The matter was also raised in this comment by a prospective offeror: Sub-Factor 2.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • In the Matter of CONTINENTAL AIRLINES CARGO/UTI WORLDWIDE

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    Appeals (ASBCA) under the Contract Disputes Act, 41 U.S.C. §§ 7101-7109 (Supp. … (a) Yes, the CBCA must receive a request for review from the TSP within six months (not including time of war) from the date the settlement action was taken [by GSA] or within the periods of limitation

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • CBCA 3350, 3672 GRANTED IN PART;

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    A court acts in a judicial capacity, not a legislative or executive capacity, taking a court order out of the sovereign acts doctrine. … That is, if DOS cleaned the piping and changed the filters on the municipal water system, the “parallel module” would allow DOS to continue providing municipal water to the NCC during that cleaning process

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • DENIED: September 12, 2018

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    in connection with its appeal made pursuant to the Contract Disputes Act (CDA), 41 U.S.C. §§ 7101-7109. … , electrical, plumbing, and air conditioning.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • In the Matter of ROBERT T. McMANUS

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    The Federal Travel Regulation (FTR) provides exceptions to the Fly America Act requirements: What exceptions to the Fly America Act requirements apply when I travel between the United States and another … Act.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • In the Matter of TINA C.

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    Cavenaugh, Chief, Central Programs Branch, Air Force Personnel Center, Department of the Air Force, Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, TX, appearing for Department of the Air Force. … Claimant is a civilian employee of the Department of the Air Force.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • In the Matter of CARROLL ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP COOPERATIVE

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    There is no dispute that the applicant and work are eligible for public assistance under the Stafford Act. … Under the Stafford Act, however, the Board is not bound by FEMA’s determinations. The Board reviews the evidence de novo.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • In the Matter of MARILYN FOURNIER

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    Ralph Gaspard, Air Force Reserve Command, New Orleans, LA, appearing for Department of the Air Force. PARKER, Board Judge. … difficult, an employee’s decision to quit his or her job in order to accompany a spouse to a new location is in the end a personal one, and it is within an agency’s discretion to determine that such an act

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • GRANTED IN PART: April 22, 2016

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    On April 22, the contractor provided the agency with an application and certification for payment for the period through April 5. … [The contractor] was compelled to act outside of the original scope of work after the COTR discovered flaws in the Government design.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • In the Matter of BO W.

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    Renee Achille-Williamson, Supervisory Budget Analyst, Air Force Personnel Center, Department of the Air Force, Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph Air Force Base, TX, appearing for Department of the Air Force … Claimant seeks review of the agency’s denial of his request to extend the TQSE period.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • In the Matter of ROMEO AYALIN III

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    was presented for the period March 4, 2008, through August 31, 2008. … Acting on the advice of the TMO, claimant arranged for local storage of his vehicle.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • MOTION FOR SUMMARY RELIEF DENIED: September 28, 2012

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    She also maintains that the company’s documentation shows that some employees received LTTA/JLE benefits for periods of time which were not temporary – some lasting as long as five years – in violation … [O]nce an action is brought following a contracting officer’s decision, the parties start in court or before the board with a clean slate.” Id. at 1401-02; see also Bay Shipbuilding Co. v.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • In the Matter of MARK ALDEN

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    Svoboda, Chief, Relocations Division, Air Force Financial Services Center, Ellsworth Air Force Base, SD, appearing for Department of the Air Force. SOMERS, Board Judge. … Under the Fly America Act, government agencies must ensure that their employees fly on U.S.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • GRANTED IN PART: March 6, 2023

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    The agency identifies no language in the lease that prohibits Davis-Bacon Act wage rates, and we see none. … As the majority notes, we do not write on a clean slate. The Court in Coley Properties Corp. v. United States, 593 F.2d 380 (Ct.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • DENIED: September 4, 2014

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    The agency has paid some or a portion of some out-of-pocket expenses not in dispute here (such as equipment move out and return costs, and equipment cleaning costs). … The agency acted within the terms of the contract in suspending performance. The sovereign act does not constitute a breach by the agency.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
  • In the Matter of KARL W. GEYER

    Agency decision · Agency decision

    He is seeking reimbursement of pre-departure meals and incidental expenses (M&IE) for that ten day period, however. … Geyer accordingly claimed $98 per day (175% of $56) for the ten day period in question, or a total of $980.

    Civilian Board of Contract Appeals

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