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American Small Business League v. Department of Defense
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January 24, 2018
DOD, Sikorsky Get Claims Trimmed In FOIA Data Fight
A California federal judge on Tuesday exempted the U.S. Department of Defense and contractor Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. from having to release the signatures of employees written on a subcontracting plan, handing the parties a partial win but also setting up a showdown with the American Small Business League in its Freedom of Information Act suit.
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November 14, 2017
Sikorsky Complains Over DOD Document Release In FOIA Suit
Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. told a California federal court Monday that the U.S. Department of Defense was mistaken to release previously redacted information from a company subcontracting plan under the Freedom of Information Act, saying a FOIA exemption should have applied but that it would not sue to stop the release.
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January 21, 2015
DOD, Sikorsky Appeal Ruling In FOIA Data Fight
The U.S. Department of Defense and Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. on Wednesday appealed a California federal judge's order to cough up Sikorsky's subcontracting data in a Freedom of Information Act fight with the American Small Business League.
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December 04, 2014
Solicitor Gen. Stalls DOD Release Of Sikorsky Contract Data
A California federal judge on Wednesday delayed his order requiring the Pentagon to cough up never-seen subcontracting data on Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. after the Solicitor General intervened and asked for a 60-day stay, according to a small-business group seeking the information.
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November 26, 2014
DOD Must Give Sikorsky Contract Data To Small Biz Group
A California federal court has ordered the Pentagon to cough up never-seen subcontracting data on Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. to an organization representing small businesses, saying the information was not exempt from Freedom of Information Act disclosure because it did not expose privileged financial or business information about Sikorsky.