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Government Contracts - August, 2026

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• SEC, FDA Enter Info-Sharing Pact To Bolster Enforcement
• Whistleblower Atty Award Cut To $5.4M After 9th Circ. Remand
• Tech Biz Challenges ICE's $95M Sole-Source Blockchain Award
• Contractor Sues Gov't For $20M In Unpaid Work, Lost Profits
• Defense Contractor Faces Suit Over CEO Review, Stock Drop
• Using CFIUS' New Risk Matrix And Mitigation Guidance
• High Court Allows Trump To Continue Ballroom Construction
• What DOJ Fraud Division Rule Resolves, And What It Doesn't
• Loss Of Key Deal Sends Defense Contractor Noble Into Ch. 11
• 4th Circ. Reverses $42M Abu Ghraib Verdict Against CACI
• NM Court Trims County's Bid For Inmate Settlement Coverage
• Calif. Challenges Trump Admin's Offshore Wind Lease Buyout
• DOJ Cites National Security In $173M Ukraine Award Suit
• Rising Star: Pillsbury's Meghan Doherty
• What 9th Circ. Devas Ruling Means For AI Infrastructure Deals
• Gov't Says £100M Migrant Spy Plane Tender Was 'Fair'
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Anthropic Judge Rejects Trump's Nat'l Security 'Blank Check'
• States' Suit Says HHS Terms Threaten Family Planning Dollars
• Boeing Calls Moon Tech Discovery Demand A 'Goose Chase'
• GAO Says Navy Sub Maintenance Delays Could Cost $3.1B
• 5th Circ. Backs FDA, Pharma Cos. In GLP-1 Shortage Fight
• Colo. Judge Says GEO Appeal Can't Oust Court's Jurisdiction
• GAO Says CMS Should Rethink $52M Task Order
• DOJ Can't Get Rethink On Apple Peek Into Fed Phone-Buying
• Inside The $150M Immigration Contract That Wasn't
• Mass. Judge Nixes HUD's Changes To Fair Housing Grants
• Rising Star: Crowell & Moring's Michael Samuels
• Taekwondo Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Hospital Wants Saul Ewing Client To Stop Contacting Nurses
• Eric Adams' Onetime Aide Says Feds' Bribery Rap Is Too Thin
• Bankrupt Villages Health System Agrees To $541.5M FCA Deal
• Healthcare Cos. Must Face Whistleblower's PPP Fraud Suit
• Detroit Can't Fully Shake Telecom's Fiber Access Suit
• NJ Can't Force Access To ICE Detention Center, Feds Say
• Group Says HHS Can't Cut Certain Immigrants' Medicaid
• Trump Admin Unveils Smaller War Plants Commission
• Diocese Says Religious Freedom Fair Defense To DHS Taking
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Evaluation Criteria, Omissions, Conflicts
• Boeing Beats Bid For More Depos In Moon Mission IP Suit
• DOJ Flags Breach Of Internal Policies In Apple Suit
• Rising Star: Wiley's Teresita Kummer
• Ex-Coal Exec Asks Court To Toss Bribery Conviction
• 9th Circ. Panel Largely Upholds Block On Feds' Grant Terms
• Airport Terminals Co. Wants DC Circ. To Revive Contracts Suit
• GAO Says NIH Improperly Passed Over Small Biz Set-Aside
• Boeing Nabs $131B Air Force F-15 Fighter Jet Contract
• Deloitte Strikes $21.5M Deal With Feds Over DEI Policies
• Md. Judge Trims Baltimore Bridge Wreck Damages Claims
• Ga. Man In $9M COVID Fraud Scheme Changes Plea To Guilty
• Ed Dept. Must Turn Over Records In Mental Health Grants Row
• Missouri Drops Bid To Block Minority Contracting Program
• Drugstores Beat Sun Pharma's $10M Racketeering Suit
• Rising Star: Arnold & Porter's Thomas A. Pettit
• Ex-DOJ Fraud Attys Switch To Civil Focus At Boutique Firm
• Winston Taylor Hires Ex-Willkie Securities Expert In Chicago
• Judge Allows Hospital Groups To Fight AbbVie 340B Suit
• State Department Approves $2.8B In Military Sales To 3 Allies
• Where DOJ's Fraud Priorities Memo May Actually Matter
• What To Know As Legal Duty To Consider AI Takes Shape
• DOJ Seeks To Beat UC Researchers' Challenge Of Grant Axings
• Ukraine Says Tatneft Appeal Over $173M Stay Should Be Axed
• CMS Must Revisit $57M Contract Over Conflicting Labor Hours
• DOD Invests $750M To Buy Rare-Earth Elements From Brazil
• Drone Co. Investor Says Early Lock-Up Waiver Tanked Stock
• Fed. Circ. Agrees To Speed Up Args In COVID Vax Patent Case
• Transit Stabbing Victim's Estate Sues North Carolina City
• Rising Star: PilieroMazza's Emily A. Spence
• DOD's $285B Maintenance Backlog Creates Risks, GAO Says
• AIG Owes Primary Coverage For $4.7M Ambulance Crash Deal
• Fla. College Protest Rule Blocked In 'ICEBreakers' Suit
• Software Co. Can't Arbitrate Conn. Judicial Branch Dispute
• New SBA Rule May Send Applicants Back To Square One
• Verdict Bars Ex-Fla. Rep's 'Sham' Contract Claim, Oil Co. Says
• Trump Seeks Justices' Review Of DEI Grant Termination Case
• DC Circ. Voids Block On OMB Funding Freeze
• Illinois-Led States Win TRO To Block DOT Bid For CDL Data
• Roberts Allows Trump To Construct Ballroom For Now
• Groups Say HHS Left Migrant Children Without Legal Help
• ICE Contractor Wins Partial Block Of Colo. Inspection Law
• 9th Circ. Keeps Order To Improve ICE Site Amid Feds' Appeal
• Transportation Tracker: Boeing, CH Robinson Verdicts
• SBA Proposes Broad Changes To Small-Biz Size Standards
• GAO Says Army Lacks Information To Plan Network Overhaul
• DOJ Healthcare Declination Offers Self-Disclosure Checklist
• NJ Town CFO Says Retaliation Followed Cancer Disclosure
• Monitor Exposure, Stay Flexible Amid Tariff Uncertainty
• Defense Firm Says Air Force Can't Claw Back $135M Contract
• Jury Finds Okla. Highway Contractor Guilty Of Price-Fixing
• Being In A Band Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Nonprofits Urge Court To Block HHS From Sharing Aid Data
• AI Co.'s 'Scattershot' Bid Protest Loses In Claims Court
• HHS, USDA Must Withdraw Dietary Guidelines, DC Court Told
• The Divergent Approaches In US, EU Forced Labor Standards
• Groups Say NOAA Failed To Vet Samoan Seabed Mining Harm
• Judge Denies Protest Of $375M Army Base Contract
• Mining Project Beats Suit, But Species Harm Estimate Flagged
• Prison Phone Co. Says Techs Aren't Owed Public Works Pay
• Feds Urge Wash. Court To Back Axing Dam Workers' CBA
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Surviving A Long Trial
• Ex-DOJ Atty Says Trump's University Probes Were Political
• Contractor Wants $4.5M In Alleged Unpaid Philly School Bills
• At DC Circ., Pharma's Latest Pricing Loss Has Silver Linings
• Easterly Fund Must Face Claims Over Illiquid Investments
• Boeing Is Pressed For Financial Records In NASA IP Row
• Judge Cancels $82M Navy Base Operations Services Contract
• FAA Contractor Says Ex-VP, Competitor Cannot Use Its IP
• High Court Told It Must Block Ballroom To Balance Power
• CEO Says Ex-NJ AG Not Entitled To Immunity From Claims
• Political Consultant Gets 5 Years In Venezuela FARA Case
• FBI HQ Switch Exceeds Statutory Authority, Md. Judge Rules
• Judge Keeps $317M Award Fight Alive Against Gov't Agency
• Feds Back NJ Drivers' Bid To Void NYC Congestion Pricing
• Moderna, Arbutus Clash On Gov't Venue For Vax IP Claims
• 9th Circ. Says Statute Mandates Central Valley Contract Switch
• Judge Says FBI Justified More Expensive $77M Contract
• Nashville, Localities Sue DHS Over FEMA Funding Condition
• Biz Says File Name Error Led To Rejection For $50B Contract
• AIG Exclusion Doesn't Bar Multiplied Damages, Judge Says
• Judge Orders Stay In Ex-Defense Contractor Execs' Suit
• Integrity Technologies Nabs $55B Navy Support Contract
• Apple Says No To Rethink Of Fed Phone Buying Subpoena
• Trump Aims To Rebuild US Maritime Industrial Base
• Drone-Maker Gets Partial Do-Over In Chinese Gov't Ties Suit
• 10th Circ. Backs $5M Verdict In Fight Over Toll Lanes Contract
• Worker Says Private Jail Co. Fired Him For Aiding Drug Probe
• Other Transaction Authority May Change Military Construction
• Tetra Tech Loses Bid To Halt Army Corps Fuel Services Award
• Trump Asks Justices To Raze Block On Ballroom Construction
• Calif. Judge OKs $57M Deal On Former Navy Site's Cleanup
• ICE Again Ordered To Fix 'Inhumane' Adelanto Detention Site
• DHS Defends Building New ICE Facility In Silicon Valley
• States Say DOT Illegally Sought 17M CDL Driver Records
• Arizona, Tribes Sign Deal To Offset Coal Economy Losses
• SEC May Vote To Ease Pay-To-Play Rules This Year
• Board Says CTG Price Quote Was Included In DEA Contract
• DOL To Pay Atty Fees To End Demographic Data Fight
• Judge Tosses DOJ's Antisemitism Case Against Harvard
• Going To Hardcore Shows Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Full 5th Circ. Rejects Planned Parenthood's Immunity Appeal
• DC Court Says Firms' Fee Arbitration Pact Wasn't Coerced
• Feds Enter FCA Suit, Say 3 Health Cos. Overbilled Medicare
• GAO Says Army Can't Bar Small Biz Teams From $50B Deal
• Missouri Seeks To Block Minority Contracting Program
• Lawmakers Probe Rare Earths Co. Over $620M DOD Loan
• SEC Rejects Egan-Jones' Bid To Rate Gov't Securities, ABS
• Allegheny DA Says County, Union Usurped His Firing Power
• Deal Reached In Class Action Over Botched Calif. Bar Exam
• 9th Circ. Enforces $2B Devas Satellite Award
• Texas Firm Withdraws From Consideration Of Grant To Rep Migrant Kids
• GAO Backs Army's Fix In $251M Amentum Order Fight
• 'ICEBreakers' Sue Fla. College Over Violating Right To Protest
• Contractor Will Pay $1M To Settle Claims Over Testing Lapses
• AI Data Mining Is Changing FCA Enforcement
• BCS Allegient Says Ex-Exec Underbid Contracts To Get Payout
• Campbell's Soup Targeted In Tariff Refund Suit Blitz
• Argentina Looks To Dodge $208M Award Enforcement In DC
• Ex-Worker Drops Data Breach Suit Against Aerospace Co. RTX
• Judge Lets Feds Drop Adani Fraud Counts But Rebukes DOJ
• Pharma Co. To Pay $46M Over Transplant Drug Kickbacks
• HHS Denies Existence Of $150M Deal With Texas Firm To Rep Migrant Kids
• ModivCare Execs Must Face Suit Over Cash Flow Woes
• Neighbors Say School Project Flooded Farm, Native Graves
• Conn. Town Wins Cop's Medical Marijuana, Discrimination Suit
• Okla. Co. Says Rig Seizure Claims Don't Need Redo
• No Evidence Of Bias In Dulles Bid Protest, Judge Says
• NJ Public Defender Atty Says Demotion Was Due To Age, Race
• SBA Replaces 8(a) Program's Social Disadvantage Test
• Handling Section 301 Tariffs When CBP Detains Goods
• Mich. Transit Authority Can Call County Atty In Board Dispute
• Boeing Must Face Depositions In Moon Exploration IP Row
• Judge Blocks DOD Military Label For Chinese Biotech Co.
• Trump Needs Congress' OK To Build Ballroom, DC Circ. Says
• Army Corps Can't Ditch Qatar Base Contractor Delay Appeal
• Judge Approves NJ's $3B PFAS Deals With 3M, DuPont
• VA Flubbed Ratings For $16.9M Appraisal Deal, GAO Says
• CACI Refiles Suit Against Army Subcontractor In State Court
• Hanford Site Caused Delivery Driver's Cancer, Son Claims
• Feds Ordered To Pay Millions In Funds For Migrant Kids' Attys
• 3 Firms Guide Reusable Spacecraft Maker's $380M SPAC Deal
• GAO Pans DOGE's Savings Claims, Ethics Practices
• Trump Admin Pays RWE $1.2B To Drop Offshore Wind Leases
• Ore. Judge Says DOD Wind Project Blockage Was Unlawful
• SpineFrontier CFO Sentenced To 4 Months In Kickback Case
• Sikorsky Accuses Tech Supplier Of Deception In $24.7M Job
• Justices' FTC Ruling Weakens Qui Tam's Constitutional Base
• Blockchain Cybersecurity Co., CEO Settle SEC Suit For $1.2M
• Ex-Goldman Exec Convicted Of Ghana Bribery Plot
• Being A Sommelier Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Va. Judge Sinks General Dynamics' Fee Bid For No-Poach Suit
• Goldman Exec Was Linchpin To Ghana Bribery Ploy, Jury Told
• Defense Dept. Was 'Ostrich Burying His Head', Judge Says
• Chinese Fiberglass Co. Pays $5M Over PPP Loan Fraud Claim
• DHS Wants To Hire Debt-Tracer To Track Down Deportees
• I-70 Contractor Drops Bid For New Trial, Signals Appeal
• Shipcom Says Navy Sub Worked Outside Approved Orders
• Trump Debarment Threat Calls For Targeted Defense Plan
• Texas Firm Lands $150M HHS Services Deal For Migrant Kids
• Holland & Knight Hires Energy Finance Advisers In DC
• NJ Utility's Suit Over $6.8M In Added Project Costs Tossed
• DOJ's FCA Push Creates Risks For Construction Contractors
• GAO Backs DHS In $12.4M Training Center Support Deal Protest
• Goldman Jury Sees Undercover Video As Bribe Trial Nears End
• 3rd Circ. Won't Give Ex-Olympus Exec Another Go At FCA Suit
• Health Provider To Pay $14.1M To Settle False Diagnoses Suit
• Healthcare Fraud Task Force Expands To Philly, Charges 19
• States Sue Trump Admin Over Aid Recipients' Data Disclosure
• 11th Circ. Lets Honeywell Move Pollution Case To Fed. Court
• NYC Retirees Ink $53M In Healthcare Copay Class Action
• Feds' Mixed Cues On Medicaid Fraud Signal States To Step Up
• Ex-Booz Allen Worker Says Sen. Scott's Tax Leak Claims Late
• Gov't Defeats IP Case By Invoking State Secrets Privilege
• Dominican Republic Looks To Nix $44M Award
• 21 States Again Fight ACA Changes That Could Increase Costs
• DOD Pledges $820M Loan For Drone Parts Manufacturing
• 7th Circ. Backs OB-GYN's 10-Year Healthcare Fraud Sentence
• Contractor Says HHS, GSA Are Flouting Stay In Contract Row
• 9th Circ. Won't Toss Ex-LA Supervisor's Fraud Conviction
• Boston Eye Biz To Pay $3.9M For Improper Medicaid Billing
• Mackinac Island Spurns 'Clandestine' Talks With Ferry Cos.
• How State SG Offices Became A Judicial Pipeline
• Judge Sinks Bid To Block Border Barrier Over Levee Concerns
• Trump Admin Appeals Order To Improve Adelanto ICE Site
• Law360 Names 2026's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Goldman Jury Sees Cash Talk In Energy Deal Email Deluge