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Government Contracts - October, 2026

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• Pension Plan Says Denver Health Is Delaying $2M In Payments
• States Say Trump Can't Limit Funding Freeze Injunction
• Fact Disputes Stall $3.9M USPS Contract Penalty Suit
• Indian Health Nonprofit Can't Avoid HHS Repayment Demand
• How AI Could Help Judges Spot Their Own Biases
• Botox Exempt From Medicare Price Talks, Judge Rules
• Panel Says Municipalities Can't Be Sued Under Colo. FCA Law
• Judge Rejects 'Kitchen Sink' Protest Of Optum DHA Deal
• GEO Says Colo. Health Inspection Law Suit Should Survive
• Fugitive Former Conn. Official Must Pay Capital One $25K
• Judge Sinks Feds' Bid To Duck Prototype Competition Protest
• Equatorial Guinea Must Pay $8.2M Hospital Contract Award
• NJ Panel Says State Shields Military Leave Past Federal Cap
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Bait-And-Switch, Scope, Performance
• Groups Drop Suit Over Trump's DEI Mandate For Contractors
• State Dept. Owes $461M For Work During COVID, Builder Says
• States Seek To Block Fed's Renewed Immigration Grant Terms
• DOD Contractor Owes $1.2M In Whistleblower Suit, Jury Says
• 4th Circ. Judge Doubts DOJ Can Be Kicked From FCA Suit
• Wash. Gov. Creates Fraud Post, Backs Broader Medicaid FCA
• Satellite Co. Asks Fla. Court To End $15M Finder's Fee Suit
• FEMA Contractors Say No-Poach, Wage-Fixing Suit Still Faulty
• GAO Marketplace Ruling Untangles FAR Overhaul Conflicts
• 3 Strategies To Reduce AI Sycophancy In Legal Work
• 3 Federal Circuit Clashes To Watch In November
• UCLA Says It Helps, Not Hurts, Jewish Staff In DOJ Case
• Mass. Urges Toss Of 'Disgruntled' Bidders' Courthouse Suit
• New Jersey Says DuPont Deal Bars Town's $1B PFAS Claims
• GSA's Google Drive Left Sensitive Files Exposed, Report Says
• Colo. City Says ICE Detention Center Running On Void Permit
• AeroVironment Says It Flagged Space Force Contract Risks
• Accenture's FCA Deal Shows DEI Risks For Gov't Contractors
• DOJ Directive Gives Contractors A Fraud Risk Road Map
• Justices Won't Nix Stay In La. Coastal Damages Suit
• Nomi Says HHS Shirked COVID Care Reimbursement Promise
• DOJ Says US Can Ax NAACP Suit Over X.AI Pollution
• Mexican Builder Says CFE $26M Award Feud Isn't Over Yet
• GAO Upholds Protests Of $1.87B Air Force Deal Over Cost Leak
• Immigrant Detainees Say ICE Is Defying Clean Facility Order
• Whistleblower 'Gold Rush' Might Strain DOJ, Experts Warn
• 2nd Circ. EFAA Ruling Shifts Employer Litigation Strategy
• DC Circ. Ruling Clarifies Standards For Buy America Waivers
• GAO Upholds DHS' IT Award After Incumbent Demo Flops
• Texas Couple Sent To Prison For Medicare Fraud Scheme
• Feds Say CIA Contractor Leaked Intel To Romantic Partner
• DOD, Navy Close $1.7B Deal To Modernize Sailor Housing
• HHS Seeks Judgment In Suit Over Childcare Rule Rollback
• Ex-Prisoners Get Final OK For $4.2M Jail Debit Card Fee Deal
• DOD Contractor Says Ex-Worker Lacks Evidence For Trial Win
• Bribery Verdict Offers Guide To Post-Pause FCPA Priorities
• Telemed Co. Owner Gets 20 Years For $46M Medicare Scheme
• Feds Want Grant Ruling Foiling Priorities Stayed For Appeal
• 5 Issues To Watch As Fed. Circ. Hears Moderna Vax IP Case
• Mich. Court Says Judge's Move, Not Bias, Ended Worker's Job
• Feds Say States Can't Use 2025 Order To Block Grant Terms
• 'Substantially Impaired' Main Topic Of Medicaid Rule Hearing
• DOD, Lockheed Reach New 10-Year F-35 Deal
• Ex-Adams Aide Denies $150K Corruption Charges In SDNY
• Notice Flaws Sink Malawi Bid To Enforce $8.6M Award
• How DC Circ. Ruling Permits Playacting Bribery Defense
• Being In The Peace Corps Made Me A Better Lawyer
• DLA Says Bankruptcy Court Can't Hear $19M Adversary Suit
• Wind Groups Say DOD Continues To Freeze Project Reviews
• Immunity May Not Protect Gov't-Backed Cyber Operators
• Fed. Circ. Says Sioux Tribe Can't Shift Building Repair Costs
• GAO Chides Co. For Apparent AI Use In Navy Contract Protest
• Vendor Says Nonprofit Pulled Millions In Mass. Energy Funds
• States' Suit Over Trump Energy EO Sparks Broader Questions
• Feds Offer Up-Front Payments For Fraud Whistleblower Tips
• Colo. Defense Co. Hid Pentagon Funding Cut In IPO, Suit Says
• Catholic Scholars, Ex-Nat'l Security Officials Back Anthropic
• GAO Rejects Protest Over DHS Geospatial Services Award
• GAO Says Warranty Gaps Reasonably Sank $5M Roofing Bid
• DOD Contractor Fights $5M Demand Over Forgiven PPP Loan
• Board Says Navy's 161-Day Extension Changed Its Deal
• Air Force Must Redo Price Analysis In Construction Contract
• Port Of Seattle Challenges Trump Grant Terms Targeting DEI
• Data Co. To Pay $2M To Resolve Feds' US Worker Bias Probe
• Accused In $91M Health Plan Scam Asks To Halt FTC Suit
• Where DOJ's Fraud Directive May Actually Affect Enforcement
• When Indemnity, Purchase Price Adjustment Claims Overlap
• High Court Denies Review Of Navy Contract Termination Suit
• Justices Won't Take Up Fired Black Counselor's Bias Suit
• Wash. AG Office, WSU Rigged $15M Data Contract, Suit Says
• Suing The Trump Admin Can Have Massive Impact, Attys Say
• French Water Co. Agrees To Hold $40M Argentina Award Suit
• GAO Wants Better Federal Office Occupancy Data Collection
• Md. Lacks Standing To Seek ICE Facility Records, Judge Says
• Could A Criminal Sentencing Case Upend Loper Bright?
• DHS Could Scrap IT Contract Under Trump Order, Judge Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink $2B Devas Arbitral Award Confirmation
• Former Connecticut Budget Boss' 2nd Bribery Trial Delayed
• Healthcare VP Gets 18 Months In $450M Medicare Scheme
• Why The SEC Proposed Rescinding Its 'Pay-To-Play' Rule
• Transfer Pricing Analyses May Apply To Tariff Refunds Claims
• Expect These Post-Midterm Probes If The Hill Changes Hands
• Anthropic Urges DC Circ. To Revisit Defense Supply Risk Ban
• Fla. Body Armor Dealer On The Hook For $7M, Ukraine Says
• Audiologists Sue RFK Jr. Over Medicare Opt-Out Exclusion
• Louisiana Asks Justices To Undo Stay In Coastal Damage Suit
• GAO Backs Navy's Selection In $64M Corrosion Control Award
• Importer Risk Rises As AI Enters Trade Fraud Enforcement
• PhRMA Again Seeks To Join 340B Rebate Pilot Fight
• DOJ Defends Government-Funded Trump Ad Campaign
• Cyber Incident Halts Bankruptcy Court Noticing Nationwide
• Ex-Oakland Mayor Thao Put 'Power Up For Sale,' Jury Told
• Judge Probes Public Disclosure Bar In Fluor FCA Lawsuit
• GAO Says ICE, CBP Should Improve Body Camera Programs
• IBEW Union Hall Wants Out Of COVID-19 Loan Fraud Suit
• Contractor Says Miami-Dade 'Blackballing' It From MIA Work
• Healthcare CEO Gets 19 Years In $450M Medicare Scheme
• What Lawyers Should Know Before Accepting Crypto Payment
• Groups Can't Freeze Order Mandating Contractor DEI Rule
• Feds' Mich. SNAP Records Fight Paused Pending Calif. Ruling
• CVS Reaches $315M Deal With DOJ Over Opioid Prescriptions
• GAO Refuses To Sink Non-Competitive Navy Award
• DOD, SBA Ink Small Biz. Industrial Base Agreement
• 2nd Circ. Seems Doubtful Of RTX Corp. Investors' Appeal
• 5th Circ. Backs Ginnie Mae On Reverse Mortgage Liens
• GAO Sustains Protest Over DOD Skills Training Contract
• CEO Says Ex-NJ AG Not Immune In Failed RICO Case Suit
• Indicted Ex-Housing Boss Pleads 5th In Bond Fracas
• High Court To Consider DOGE FOIA Dispute
• 9th Circ. Sides With Forest Service In Idaho Project Suit
• DOJ Seeks To Pause Order Blocking Demand For Driver Data
• DOJ Aims To 'Attack Fraud From All Angles' Via New Division
• GAO Calls For DOD To Reevaluate Academic Training Contract
• Fla. Sheriff Can't Escape Immigrant Detainee's Sex Abuse Suit
• States Fight DOL's Ax Of Unemployment Insurance Grants
• ERISA Recap: 6 Notable Decisions From September
• CNN Says Azerbaijan Can't Sue Over Israel-Iran Report
• Feds Again Turn To 9th Circ. In Fight Over ICE Facility
• Hospitals Ask Court To Block Revised Plan For 340B Rebates
• Va.'s Arlington County Seeks To Halt Trump's 'Triumphal Arch'
• Texas Clinics Settle False COVID-19 Billing Claims For $20M
• 9/11 Family Sues Cannabis Entrepreneurs Over $1.3M Loss
• FBI Turns To UFC To Help Train Its Agents
• Colo. Landowners Sue To Block Data Center
• DOT Tells 2nd Circ. Congestion Pricing Fight In Wrong Court
• Gov't Attys Could Face Sanctions Over AI Use Omissions
• Air Force Licenses Drone Capture Patent To AI Tech Co.
• New Fraud Division Flexes Might In Latest Enforcement Policy
• Sen. Scott Can Trim Booz Allen Tax Info Leak Suit, Judge Says
• Mentalism Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Buffalo Sues Feds Over NY Tribe's Land Sale's Status
• US Drops Appeal Of $49M In Grants Won By Wind Farm
• Ex-Coal Exec's Bribe Sentencing Paused Amid Witness Claims
• Uncertainty Surrounds Judge Newman's 11th Circ. Transfer
• DNC Sues Over Trump's Taxpayer-Funded 'Propaganda Ads'
• GAO Says Company Was Ineligible For DHS Wireless Award
• 1st Circ. Seems Torn On DOJ Bid For Trans Care Records
• 1st Circ. Presses NEA On 'Gender Ideology' Grant Criteria
• DOT Unveils Plan To Modernize Space Launch Licensing
• States Say DHS Is Tying Grants To Immigration Agenda, Again
• FCA Deal Shows Conflict Review Must Go Beyond Bid Stage
• Why And How To Build A Neurodiversity-Informed Practice
• Arnall Golden Adds Ex-CMS Leader To Healthcare Team In DC
• Brayman Says Concrete Flaws, Unpaid Bills Imperil DC Job
• Prosthetic Breast Merchant Admits To $1.3M Insurance Fraud
• AstraZeneca Takes Drug-Pricing Law Challenge To 4th Circ.
• Canadian Court Won't Review $270M Mexico Claim Revival
• Flock, Colo. Towns Violated Residents' Privacy, Suit Says
• Gold-Hoarding Ex-CIA Officer Admits To $194M Fraud On Gov't
• DOD Seeks 1st Circ. Relief Over Fee Award In Grant Cap Case
• Hess, Gunpowder Co. Resolve NJ Pollution Suits For $24M
• GAO Nixes Protests Over $50B Army 'Marketplace' Solicitation
• Judge Newman Gets Suspension Fight Moved To 11th Circ.
• GAO Supports EPA's Proposal Nix Over Technician's Skills
• Judge Clevenger's Intellect Defined His Time On Fed. Circ.
• Afghan Allies Fear For Lives While Stuck In Immigration Limbo
• Catholic Org. Funding Cut Wasn't About Faith, Mich. Says
• 1st Circ. Doubts Harvard Grant Fight Belongs In Claims Court
• Feds, SpaceX Say Groups Lack Standing To Block Land Swap
• Convicted Ex-Coal Exec Flags New Claim Against Key Witness
• Abbott FCA Deal Shows Enforcement Adequacy Quandaries
• Justices Reject Deportation Risk Advice Case
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Venezuela Rig Seizure Case
• Crime Fraud Exception Sought In Ex-Adams Aide's Bribe Case
• Teva Ruling Creates Medicare Drug 'Chaos,' Full DC Circ. Told
• Staffing Co. To Pay Colo. $2.86M Over False Travel Bills
• Contractor Says VA Changed Billing Method Mid-Contract
• Gov't Contractor Owner Guilty Of Hiding Assets In Bankruptcy
• Judge Clevenger Retires After 36 Years On Fed. Circ.
• DOJ Envisions 'Full-Fledged Law Firm' To Combat Gov't Fraud
• New DNA Screening Standard Has No Clear Playbook
• Roberts Wants Less Talk. Supreme Court Attorneys Disagree.
• NJ Township Accused Of Discriminatory Paving Contract
• 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Fall
• States Sue Trump Over 'Theft' Of $810M Congressional Funds
• UCLA Law Is Latest DOJ Target Over Race Bias In Admissions
• NH Families Seek To Block Medicaid Ban On Youth Trans Care
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink Vacating Contractor's $12.7M Award
• Judge Bars HHS Medicaid Cuts For Wash. Noncitizens On SSI
• Northwestern's IP License With Feds Doesn't Protect Moderna
• Texas Medicaid Fraud Decision Leaves 2 Open Questions
• Janssen Biotech Beats Kickback Suit Over Advice To Docs
• Army Beats $8.5M Claim Over Unexercised Contract Options
• Calif. Co. Will Pay $20M To Settle COVID Payment Claims
• What Anthropic Security Ruling Means For Gov't Contractors
• Testing AI's Promise For Large-Scale Document Review
• DOJ Outlines New Corporate Fraud Enforcement Priorities