Government Contracts Archive » December, 2018

Government Contracts - December, 2018

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• 5 Most-Read Legal Industry Guests Of 2018
• Sprint To Pay NY $330M In Tax FCA Case, $63M For Tipster
• Microcap Co. CEO Gets Over 4 Years For Securities Fraud
• 4th Circ. Stays DC, Md. Emoluments Suit Against Trump
• US Military Labs Need To Pull Rank, Watchdog Finds
• Top Gov't Contracts Cases From The 2nd Half Of 2018
• City Of Cleveland's Construction Chief Charged With Extortion
• Bipartisan Bill Targets McKinsey Conflicts In Puerto Rico
• Northrop Lands $450M Air Force War Simulation Contract
• Crane Co., Pa. City To Move Payment Fight To State Court
• Senate Passes Continuing Resolution To Avert Shutdown
• Relators Double Down In Gilead FCA Case After DOJ Threat
• State Dept. Backs $3.5B Missile Defense Sale To Turkey
• FTA Awards $16.6M For Transit-Linked Development Planning
• Is A Federal Shutdown Your Next Holiday Surprise?
• Air Force Grounds Light Attack Aircraft Plan Until 2019
• Compliance With Buy American Act Must Improve, GAO Says
• Lockheed Martin Wins $585M Missile Defense Radar Contract
• Senate OKs Bill To Improve Gov't IT Supply Chain Security
• Defense Contractor Sues Execs, Lenders Over $2.6M Loans
• Advocates Call Lifeline Program Changes Too Burdensome
• London Jury Convicts Ex-Alstom Exec Of Bribery In SFO Win
• Questions Follow 9th Circ. Solidification Of Escobar Test
• Updated Yates Memo Still Has Force In Civil Domain
• DOJ Aims Torpedo At 11 FCA Kickback Suits
• Trump Signs Bill Changing Small Biz Size Determinations
• GSA Must Widen Search For Docs In FBI Headquarters Suit
• Down Goes The Wall: Trump Drops Border Wall Ask In Talks
• Harvard Prof Wants Boston Pentagon Paper Records Released
• The 3 Most Important Bid Protest Decisions Of 2018
• The Moments That Mattered Most For Legal Ethics In 2018
• The Year #MeToo Rocked In-House Law Departments
• Gov't Can't Keep FCA Suit Over Army Translation Deal Sealed
• T-Mobile Slams 'Baseless' Claims It Fudged 4G Map Data
• Trump Asks 4th Circ. To Shut Down DC, Md. Emoluments Suit
• NY Town, Telecom Lose Quick-Win Bids In Antenna Row
• Steel Co. Should Have Addressed Foreign Ties, GAO Says
• Senators Dug In As Clock Ticks Toward Partial Shutdown
• Civilian Contract Appeals Board Tackles Predecessor Conflicts
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Safeco's Win In Corps Project Row
• Judging A Book: Mills Reviews 'Mississippi's Federal Courts'
• Ky. High Court Reverses Appellate Panel On Sewer Contract
• Cable Cos. Continue Push For Conservative C-Band Clearing
• Amazon Allowed To Intervene In Oracle's JEDI Protest
• Louis Berger Hit With OT Suit Over Post-Maria Recovery
• JFK Ground Handling Co. Settles Kickback Claims for $12.3M
• Employee Of Mont. Tribe Program Pleads Guilty To Theft
• Prison Contractors Can't Dodge Fla. Inmate's Amputation Suit
• African Workers Denied Cert. In Gov't Contractor Bias Suit
• 11th Circ. Affirms Scientists' $10.5M Fraud Convictions
• Gov't Accuses Freight Co. Of Overcharging DOD
• Farm Bill Expansion Will Speed Rural Broadband, Redl Says
• The 6 Biggest Law Firm Mergers Of 2018
• DOD's New Rules Of The Road For 'Other Transactions'
• Contractor Hit With $7.3M Suit Over Unfinished Katrina Work
• The Biggest Health Care Cases Of 2018
• Hospice Co. Accused Of Medicare Fraud Must Pay Feds $6M
• The Subtle Art Of Fred Fielding
• Senate Votes To End US Involvement In Yemen War
• Agencies Need To Shore Up Cyber, IT Operations, GAO Says
• Health Care Providers Should Note Recent Fraud Conviction
• 6 Things That Rocked The Legal Industry In 2018
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Long-Running Raytheon FCA Suit
• How Life Sciences Cos. Can Prepare For Legal And PR Crises
• Tenaris, Execs Sued By Investors Over Bribery Scandal
• Mortgage Co. Settles Loan Insurance FCA Case For $14.5M
• GAO: Contractor Can't Protest Army's Additional Awardee
• Nigerian Oil Co. Says $2.67B Award Can't Be Enforced
• Industry Groups Hail Move For Reassigned Numbers Database
• 'Bundle' Buys Don't Avert FCA Liability, Feds Say In Bayer Suit
• Federal IT Acquisition Still Needs Improvement, GAO Says
• New DOD Proposal Should Improve Vendor Selection
• 10 Tips For Law Firms To Drive Revenue Via Sports Tickets
• Whistleblowers May Spur More Gov't Contract Antitrust Cases
• Inside Key ABA Guidance On Attorneys' Cybersecurity Duties
• Fed. Circ. Denies DynCorp Challenge To $10B State Dept. Deal
• Port Authority Accused Of Collusion In Bid To Fix JFK Taxiway
• Health System Agrees To Pay $12M To End Fraud Accusations
• DOJ Joins Medicare Advantage FCA Suit Against Sutter Health
• Trump, Dems' Talks Hit A Wall As Gov't Shutdown Looms
• Oracle Sues DOD Over $10B JEDI Cloud Deal
• Nooksack Members Say Tribal Officials Can't Avoid RICO Suit
• Pa. Health Network To Pay $12.5M For Alleged Overbilling
• Ex-SUNY Prez Gets 3.5 Years For 'Buffalo Billion' Bid-Rigging
• Contractor Admits Role In Sending Unqualified Guards To IRS
• Pa. Judge Won't Stay Derivative UHS Overbilling Claims
• Opening Comments: A Key Strategic Decision In Mediation
• Physical Therapy Co. Wants Whistleblower, Atty Sanctioned
• Thomas Says Politics Tainted Planned Parenthood Rejections
• Employees Of Tribe Education Program Plead Guilty To Theft
• Ex-Nuclear Workers Need Clear Info For DOL Claims: GAO
• Greece Fights Enforcement Of €47.9M Contract Award
• DC Metro Concrete Conspirator Gets Year In Prison
• 2018 In Review: Significant White Collar Developments At DOJ
• More State Issues The Blue Wave May Shape In 2019
• Why The High Court Will Hear Cochise Consultancy V. US
• Motorola Wins Bid To Send Two-Way Radio Suit To Illinois
• Lockheed To Use Swedish Co.'s Software In $3.5B Army Deal
• NY Builder Gets 3 Years For Bribery, 'Buffalo Billion' Fraud
• FCC Halts $4.5B Subsidy Project To Probe Carrier Data
• Navy Awards SeaPort Contract With Potential $50B Value
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Morgan Lewis' J. Kyle Poe
• OFCCP Employee Selection Guidance: A Few Misconceptions
• NY Developer Gets 2 1/2 Years For 'Buffalo Billion' Bid-Rigging
• Raydon Sued Over Employee Plan's $60.5M Share Buy
• Oakland Is Interfering With Shipping Terminal, Developer Says
• Congress Passes Bill To Fund Gov't Through Dec. 21
• Actelion To Pay $360M To Resolve Copay Kickback Claims
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Ogletree's Evan Moses
• MVP: Arnold & Porter's Craig Holman
• Medicare Lab Pay Can Be Challenged In Court, DC Circ. Told
• Ex-CFPB Student Loan Official Fights Navient Subpoena
• Senate May Target Saudi Arms Sales In Sanctions Bill
• Watt Tieder Brings Construction Practice To Boston
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Kilpatrick Townsend's Kate Gaudry
• MVP: Wiley Rein's Kara M. Sacilotto
• DC, Md. AGs Seek Trump Org. Tax Records In Emoluments Suit
• 5 Key Questions As DOJ Torpedoes Gilead FCA Suit
• Grant Thornton Prevails In $240M Auditing Deal Protest
• ODOT Awards Up To $105M For Interstate Widening Project
• Navient Says Student Loan Forgiveness Suit Is Preempted
• Co. Challenges Gov't Co-Contractor's Bid To Toss Breach Suit
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Littler's Scott Forman
• A Welcome DOJ Shift On Cooperation Credit
• MVP: Crowell & Moring's Stephen J. McBrady
• Fla. Judge Recommends Trimming Pharmacy FCA Suit
• Bechtel Unit Wins $1.7B In Navy Nuclear Parts Contracts
• Contractor Loses Bid For Gov't Info On Abu Ghraib Abuse
• Congress To Pass Spending Stopgap Before Weekend
• New Lifeline System Has 'Serious Shortcomings,' FCC Told
• Builder Gets 28 Months On 'Buffalo Billion' Fraud Convictions
• More Novation Complexity In Gov't Contracts M&A?
• Judging A Book: Ginsburg Reviews 'The Curse Of Bigness'
• Data-Driven Lawyer: DLA Piper's Eric Falkenberry
• Practitioner's Guide To Stratified Random Sampling: Part 2
• Border Wall Can Skip Enviro Review After Justices Snub Case
• The Data-Driven Lawyers Of 2018