DynCorp International LLC can keep its award of a $1.4 billion contract to provide U.S. Customs and Border Protection with aircraft maintenance and logistics support, because the contractor’s acquisition by Amentum didn’t taint the bidding process, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims said.
Protester PAE Aviation & Technical Services LLC said the sale constituted a material change because it affected DynCorp’s cost and technical approach. But the agency reasonably considered the change in ownership before finding it had no impact on the winning bid, Judge Loren A. Smith said in an opinion made public on Thursday.
The court announced its ...
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