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Summit Technical Solutions, LLC v. Brillient Corporation
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June 09, 2017
USCIS Contractor Can't Boot Subcontractor In $49M Row
A Virginia federal judge on Friday continued preventing the prime contractor on a $49 million U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services tech support contract from booting the subcontractor from the project, following the subcontractor’s contention that it would suffer “catastrophic harm” if the agreement ended.
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June 06, 2017
USCIS Contractor Wants Injunction Lifted In $49M Row
A government technology contractor on Tuesday tore into its subcontractor on a $49 million U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services tech support contract, saying that the partnership held in place by a Virginia federal court injunction is forcing it to "carry" the "nonperforming" subcontractor at a monthly cost of roughly $200,000.
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June 01, 2017
Tech Co. Freezes Partnership Changes In $49M USCIS Deal
A U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services technology contractor has won a temporary freeze of its partner’s attempted changes to a $49 million tech support contract from the agency, as a Virginia federal judge considers allegations that one tried to ice the other out of the remainder of the work.