Government Contracts Archive » January, 2026

Government Contracts - January, 2026

216 articles

• Contractor Says $16.6M Fee Too Much For Contract Delays
• USPS Claims No Obligation To Redevelop Wash. Parcel
• GAO Slams Contractor For Fake Citations In Protest
• 7th Circ. Grills Trump Admin Atty Over Definition Of Illegal DEI
• Aerospace And Defense Law: Trends To Follow In 2026
• Ex-Fla. Rep. Says Prosecutor Has 'Personal Animus' In DQ Bid
• Virginia Senators Ask DHS IG To Investigate Surveillance Tech
• 4 Quick Emotional Resets For Lawyers With Conflict Fatigue
• Navy's $195M Contract Award Stands After GAO Review
• Prosecutors Can't Revive RICO Case Against NJ Powerbroker
• Interim DHS Funding Cools Shutdown Threat For Now
• SBA Cuts Over 1,000 Firms From Contracting Program
• GAO Rejects Claim CBP Contract Solicitation Is Unfair
• DOJ Awards $1M In First For Antitrust Whistleblower Program
• GAO Says Conflict Claims Can't Sink $757M DOD Deal
• 2nd Circ. Backs Rental Assistance, Medicaid Fraud Conviction
• CGL Lessons From A No-Coverage Finding In Navy Project
• Playing Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• False Ad Suit Shows Need For Clear, Conspicuous Disclosure
• Unions Say FEMA Staff Cuts Threaten Disaster Readiness
• Subcontractor Says Fluor Shut It Out Of Work On NM Wildfires
• Senators Question If FirstNet, AT&T Need More Oversight
• GAO Says State Is Taking Steps To Boost Ukraine Aid Oversight
• Jail Officers, Doctor Seek Exit From Excessive Force Suit
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Evaluations, Redactions, Remands
• Missile Detection System Readiness Miscalculated, GAO Says
• Judges On AI: How Judicial Use Informs Guardrails
• GAO Dismisses Ohio Co.'s Challenge To VA Bid Rejection
• Ohio PBM Suit Belongs In Federal Court, 6th Circ. Rules
• Work Shutdown In Sight For $16B NY-NJ Rail Tunnel Project
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2026 Editorial Boards
• Immigrants Sue ICE Over 'Intolerable' Calif. Detention Center
• CBP's Medical Care Oversight Needs Improvement, GAO Says
• Salesforce Nabs $5.6B 'Missionforce' Contract With Army
• Northwood Space Raises $100M In Series B
• Air Force Awards 17 Cos. $7B Labor Contract
• Angola Looks To Dodge $171M Seized Turbines Claim
• GAO Ends $64M Army Deal Challenge
• GAO Denies Protest Of $77.6M Air Force Training Task Order
• Colo. High Court Says Xcel's Immunity Bid Went Too Far
• Judge Won't Block Bombing Evidence From Fluor Fraud Trial
• Federal Contractor Opexus Sued Over EEOC Data Breach
• 4th Circ. Preview: NCAA Eligibility And E-Cigarette Law
• Adapting To Private Practice: 5 Tips From Ex-SEC Unit Chief
• Treasury Cancels Booz Allen Contracts Following Leak
• Trump Admin's EV Infrastructure Funding Pause Vacated
• DC Circ. Revives Terrorism Liability Suit Against Pharma Cos.
• Contractor Indicted For Giving National Defense Info To Reporter
• Munich Re Faces Lawsuit Over Reinsurance Dispute
• North Dakota Co. Says Feds Owe $6M For Unpaid Border Work
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Start A Law Firm
• Split 4th Circ. Sides With Feds In DHS Grant Termination Row
• DJI Challenges Broad FCC Ban On Sales Of Its Drones
• Convicted Ex-Budget Official Gives Up Conn. Law License
• GAO Denies Challenge To $203M Air Force Fuel Deal
• Fla. Must Provide Everglades Detention Center Funding Docs
• Judge Expands Block On Trump's Grant Restrictions
• Feds Given More Time To Revisit School Grant Cancellations
• Regulatory Uncertainty Ahead For Organ Transplant System
• Key False Claims Act Trends From The Last Year
• Judge Severs Tax Charges From Ex-Rep's Foreign Agent Case
• 10th Amtrak Worker Cops To Role In $11M Fraud Scheme
• Hosting Exchange Students Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Holland & Knight Team Will Navigate Arms Trade Regulations
• Washington Drops $9M Climate Fund Suit Against NOAA
• GAO Backs Navy's $471M IT Contract Decision Amid Protest
• 4th Circ. Says Judge Wrongly Blocked Trump Grant Freeze
• Feds Say Medicare Steering Case Meets FCA Legal Bar
• Former Ga. State Rep. Cops To COVID Loan Fraud
• Los Alamos Cleanup Co. Hit With Retaliation Suit For Firings
• Senate Panel To Examine Upcoming FirstNet Renewal
• Nonprofits, Not BigLaw, Lead Legal Challenges To Trump
• How A 1947 Tugboat Ruling May Shape Work Product In AI Era
• V&E Lands Gov't Contracts Co-Chair From Greenberg Traurig
• Defense Industry Exec Gets 4 Years For Bribery Scheme
• Whistleblowers Fight Fluor's Bid To Limit Evidence In Trial
• American Bridge Owes $57M In Seattle Convention Center Suit
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Texas AG Says State Diversity Initiatives Breach Constitution
• NC Doctor Cites 6th Circ. In Bid For New Medicare Fraud Trial
• Aerospace Contractor, Workers Settle OT Dispute For $450K
• Preservation Group Seeks Expert Visit Of WH Ballroom Site
• What Productivity EO May Mean For Defense Industrial Base
• Takeaways From 7th Circ.'s Bank Fraud Conviction Reversal
• Navigating Privilege Law Patchwork In Dual-Purpose Comms
• Compliance Expert Moves Practice To Jenner & Block
• NJ Sues Nursing Home Owners Over Missing Medicaid Funds
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Stock Buyback Ban Could Shrink Defense Industrial Base
• DOJ Reports Historic $6.8B False Claims Act Haul In 2025
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Reviving $53M Iraq Debt Suit
• Oversight Head Seeks Help From CMS On NY Medicaid Inquiry
• Jury Convicts Contractor In $4.5M Navy Fuel Fraud
• DOD Watchdog Finds Army's Ukraine Contracts Oversight Lax
• Ill. Biz Owner Gets 6 Years For $55M Bank Scams, PPP Fraud
• DHS Blocked From 2nd Attempt To End TSA Union Deal
• Harvard Club Settles Pandemic Loan Fraud Claims For $2.4M
• 3 Brothers Used Dental Practices To Bilk Medicare, Jury Told
• Gov't Contractor Says Insurers Wrongfully Inflated Premiums
• Whistleblower Seeks Removal Of DOJ In Price-Gouging Case
• Ex-WebAI Engineers Say Demos Were 'Faked' In Major Deals
• Ex-LA Fire Official Alleges Retaliation In Whistleblower Case
• Colo. Eye Clinics Settle Medicaid Double-Billing Claims
• Fla. Eye Clinics To Pay $6M Over False Medical Billing Claims
• SEC Taps Ex-BlackRock, GSA Atty To Be General Counsel
• Murphy's Legacy: Tackling Some Of NJ's 'Intractable' Issues
• Fly-Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 4 Ways GCs Can Manage Growing Service Of Process Volume
• GEO Group Urges Justices To Pick Up Wage Immunity Case
• US Lawmakers Push Bill To Curb China's Mineral Control
• Kaiser Entities Settle Medicare Fraud Claims For $556M
• Military Fraud Case Against Fluor Moves To Trial
• Burns & McDonnell Sued By Ex-Partner Firm Over Seattle Deal
• Court Debates Developer's Immunity In PUD District Dispute
• GAO Denies Protest Of $43.6M Navy Modular Building Award
• Calif. Car Cos. Hit With $200M Chancery Fraud Suit
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Engineer's Plea For Sharing Navy Contract Info
• Trump Admin Drops Appeal In Transportation Funds Suit
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Forming Measurable Ties
• Ex-Special Counsel To Bondi Joins Greenberg Traurig In Fla.
• GAO Denies Challenge To DOD Agency's $472M Support Deal
• Manufacturer To Pay $2.2M Settlement Over COVID Loan
• 9th Circ. Says Loggers' Suit Does Not Show A Monopoly
• Ex-Ohio Judge Suspended Over Divorce Work Scandal
• 5 E-Discovery Predictions For 2026 And Beyond
• Gov't Didn't Allege Formula Was Contaminated, Abbott Says
• Ex-SBA, IRS Worker Accused Of Scheme To Steal Relief Funds
• 2026 Enforcement Trends To Expect In Maritime And Int'l Trade
• NY Fights Feds' Stop-Work Orders For Offshore Wind Projects
• Oil Businessmen Look To Arbitrate $650M Ecuador Dispute
• Army Contractor Seeks To Limit Evidence In Fraud Trial
• GAO Denies Protest Of $95M GAO Tech Services Contract
• Justices Wary Of Broader Removal In Coastal Pollution Suits
• Split 11th Circ. Rules Petition Doesn't Apply To 'Cop City' Law
• Joint Cannabis Firms Settle Antitrust, 'Gun Jumping' Claims
• Calif. City Claims Void Development Deal In SoFi Owner's Suit
• Judges On AI: How Courts Can Boost Access To Justice
• HHS' Pediatric Health Cuts Blocked As Likely 'Retaliatory'
• Justices Seek SG's View In Military Shipbuilders' Wage Row
• Justices Won't Review Who Can Protest Gov't Contracts
• Justices Pass On Bias Suit Over SBA Small Biz Program
• Justices Won't Hear Duke Energy Monopoly Suit
• High Court Won't Hear Whistleblowers' FCC Fraud Claims
• Up Next At High Court: Pollution Lawsuits & Trans Athletes
• Alabama Steps Away From Appeal In ACF Water Dispute
• Mich. Bid For Behavioral Managed Care Contracts Can't Stand
• DOD Unveils Nearly $15B In Arms Sales To 8 Nations
• Calif. Construction Co. Nabs $15B Air Force Contract
• Examining Privilege In Dual-Purpose Workplace Investigations
• The Case For Emulating, Not Dividing, The Ninth Circuit
• Panel OKs Sentence In Ex-Ky. Prosecutor Sex Bribe Scandal
• Cozen O'Connor Lobbying Arm Lands Former Verizon Exec
• GAO Backs Air Force Denial Of Proposal With Excess Pages
• Ex-Budget Official's Atty Stays On Case At Judge's Urging
• Ardent Health Investors Sue Over Revenue Accounting Issues
• Apparel Co. Seeks $730K From Gov't Over Beret Contract
• Alito Recuses From Chevron, Exxon Coastal Pollution Case
• Colo. City's Urban Renewal Suit Dismissal Upheld
• Virginia Justices Order New Trial In $2B Trade Secrets Case
• GOP Lawmakers Back Trump's Planned $1.5T Defense Budget
• How 11th Circ.'s Zafirov Decision Could Upend Qui Tam Cases
• Organ Procurer Says CMS Rule Will Toss Industry Into Chaos
• GAO Denies Protest Of $223M Navy Engineering Contract
• Trump Admin Says Climate Grant Class Suit Is Moot
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Ex-Prosecutor In Long Island
• Trump Admin Can't Undo Block On Drug Rebate Program
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Navy Doesn't Owe Contractor Labor Costs
• Muay Thai Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Trump Bars 'Underperforming' Defense Contractors' Buybacks
• Fed. Circ. Notes Ambiguity In VA Data Migration Procurement
• Calif. Mortgage Co. Beats Whistleblower Suit Over PPP Loans
• Mich. AG Says State Lawmakers Can't Ax $645M In Spending
• GAO Sustains Protest Over $18.2M Air Force Task Order
• Biotech Co. Says HHS Infringed Patent With Moderna Vax Deal
• Judge Seeks Assurance That PFAS Deals Are Good For NJ
• KeyBank Will Pay $7.7M To Resolve Branch Manager's Fraud
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Intentional Career-Building
• Jones Day Adds Ex-SEC Deputy Enforcement Director In Ga.
• 11th Circ. Backs FTC Win In False Ad Suit Against Corpay
• Ciminelli Walks As 10-Year Buffalo Billion Fraud Case Ends
• Judge Hints Conn. Dentist's Press Release Claims Lack Teeth
• GAO Backs DOD's $1.95M Contract Award Amid Protest
• GAO IDs 4 Funding Programs As Lacking Fraud Controls
• 1st Circ. Questions Feds' Mootness Claim In NIH Grant Suits
• Public Health Atty Talks Botulism, Infants And FDA Staffing
• Coal Exec Ordered To Disclose Evidence For Bribery Trial
• DOJ's Wound Care 'Glam-Flam' Case: What You Need To Know
• Top Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice Cases Of 2025
• The 5 Most Important Bid Protest Decisions Of 2025
• 1st Circ. Upholds Block On Trump Admin NIH Funding Cuts
• GAO Rejects Protest Of $20M Noncompetitive DOD Award
• ​'Truly Extreme': 9th Circ. Judges Decry Trump Layoffs Ruling
• L3Harris Strikes $845M Sale Of Space Propulsion & Power Biz
• Naval Architecture Firm Resolves Engineers' No-Poach Claims
• Atlanta Shouldn't Escape Age Bias Suit, Judge Says
• Teledyne To Pay $1.5M In FCA Deal Over Navy Parts Sale
• Wayne County, Mich., Chief Judges Focus On Tech, Safety
• Preparing For Congressional Investigations In A Midterm Year
• Contractor Sues Pittsburgh Utility Over Work Stoppages
• Ga. Judge Denies Early Exit In Protester's Defamation Suit
• GAO Sustains Protest Of $75M Navy IT Contract
• Newman Eyes High Court After Latest Loss On Suspension
• Approach The Bench: What Judges Had To Say In 2025
• Trade Secret Trends To Watch In 2026
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• Transportation Regulation & Legislation To Watch In 2026
• 4 Developments That Defined The 2025 Ethics Landscape
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• Blue Slip Fight Looms Over Trump's 2026 Judicial Outlook
• BigLaw Leaders Tackle Growth, AI, Remote Work In New Year