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Fission Consulting, LLC v. Delaware North America, LLC
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3:24-cv-00423
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June 30, 2025
RTX Expands Contract Fight With New Breach Claim
RTX Corp. said the consulting firm Delaware North America LLC missed deadlines and failed to deliver on an information technology services contract, in a breach of contract counterclaim filed in litigation that Delaware initiated.
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June 11, 2025
Consultant Pulls RTX Into Tech Co.'s $1.8M Contract Suit
RTX Corp. is responsible for a business consulting firm's inability to pay a tech subcontractor for data migration work, according to a third-party complaint that dragged the aerospace and defense giant into a $1.8 million court battle in Connecticut.
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April 10, 2024
Subcontractor Axes $1.8M Tech Co. Suit Over RTX Project
A Chicago-based boutique technology subcontractor's $1.8 million lawsuit against a master contractor over an RTX Corp. data migration project has met a swift demise, with Fission Consulting LLC moving to dismiss its own complaint against Dallas-based Delaware North America LLC less than three weeks after filing it.
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March 25, 2024
Subcontractor Sues Tech Co. For $1.8M Over RTX Project
A subcontractor hired to move data when RTX Corp. sold a training business to Vertex Aerospace says it plummeted into financial turmoil because master contractor Delaware North America LLC underestimated the scope and cost of the project and asked it to shoulder extra responsibilities without additional compensation.