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October 19, 2012
DynaLantic Appeals Ruling On Minority-Based Contracting
DynaLantic Corp. on Thursday said it is cross-appealing a Washington federal judge's August ruling which held that the military simulation and training industry isn't subject to a federal law which limits certain contracts to minority-owned businesses, but found the law as a whole is constitutional.
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October 04, 2012
DynaLantic Ruling Could Roll Back Race-Based Contracting
A Washington federal court recently ruled that government agencies must provide industry-specific justification before using race-based contracting preferences, opening the door for legal challenges that could chip away at the U.S. Small Business Administration's contract set-asides, one industry at a time.
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August 16, 2012
Judge Frees Military Simulators From Race-Based Contracts Law
A federal judge on Wednesday said that the military simulation and training industry isn't subject to a federal law that limits certain contracts to minority-owned businesses, but he ruled that the law as a whole is still constitutional.