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A-T Solutions, Inc. v. R3 Strategic Support Group, Inc.
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January 26, 2016
Bomb Disposal Co. Drops Suit Over Rival In $50M Project
Counterterrorism contractor A-T Solutions Inc. on Monday voluntarily dropped its lawsuit accusing a rival of reneging on a promise to jointly pursue a $50 million government bomb-disposal project, two weeks after a Virginia federal judge refused to block the rival from competing.
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January 13, 2016
Rival Can't Block Bid For $50M Bomb-Disposal Contract
A Virginia federal judge refused Tuesday to block a defense contractor from bidding on a $50 million government bomb-disposal contract, rejecting a rival's contentions that the two had made an enforceable agreement to pursue the project together.
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January 11, 2016
Vet-Run Co. Says Pact For Bomb-Disposal Bid Not Enforceable
A California company run by disabled veterans on Sunday blasted a counterterrorism contractor's request for court intervention in a dispute over a soured partnership between the companies, saying a deal the companies made to cooperate on a government contract bid was not an enforceable agreement.
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January 07, 2016
Bomb Disposal Firm Says Partner Can't Torpedo Their Deal
A counterterrorism company told a Virginia federal court Tuesday that a partner had breached a joint agreement to bid for a $50 million government contract and should be reined in.