APTIM Federal Services, LLC

APTIM Federal Services, LLC · Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals · April 22, 2025 · No. 63864-ADR

Summary

This document is a decision by the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals resolving an appeal filed by APTIM Federal Services, LLC regarding government contract disputes. Following a stipulation and agreement between the parties, the Board issued a consent judgment sustaining the appeal. The decision awards the appellant $200,000, inclusive of interest under the Contract Disputes Act, with no further interest payable.

Court
Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals
Writing for the Court
Laura J. Arnett; Owen C. Wilson; Michael N. O’Conell
Jurisdiction
Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals
Decision date
April 22, 2025
Docket number
63864-ADR
Procedural posture
Appeal of a consent judgment under the Contract Disputes Act
Precedential value
published
Parties
APTIM Federal Services, LLC v. United States Government
Disposition
affirmed

Topics

contract disputes actgovernment contractsadministrative law

Practice areas

government contractsadministrative law

Questions Presented

  1. Whether the Board should sustain the appeal and award the stipulated monetary judgment to the appellant.

Holdings

  1. The Board sustained the appeal and entered judgment in favor of the appellant for $200,000, inclusive of Contract Disputes Act interest.

Key quotations

The parties have resolved their dispute and request that the Board enter judgment in favor of appellant. (0)

Factual background

The dispute arose under Contract No. FA9101-16-D-0006 (and its modification FA9101-19-F-0007) between APTIM Federal Services, LLC and the United States Government. The parties settled the dispute by stipulation and sought Board approval of a monetary award.

Procedural history

The parties resolved their dispute and jointly requested the Board to enter judgment in favor of the appellant. The Board, pursuant to 41 U.S.C. §§ 7105(e) and 7108(b) and the parties' stipulation, sustained the appeal and awarded $200,000 inclusive of CDA interest.

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