November 18, 2024
AECOM has pushed to end a False Claims Act suit alleging that it falsely billed the U.S. Army on a $1.9 billion support deal, saying the whistleblower who filed the suit hadn't shown that his remaining allegations were material to the government.
November 19, 2021
The Second Circuit partially revived a whistleblower's suit alleging AECOM breached a $1.9 billion maintenance deal with the U.S. Army, finding Friday that the lower court shouldn't have considered an external document when tossing accusations of false billing practices.
May 12, 2020
Military contractor AECOM repeatedly called a former supervisor-turned-whistleblower "confused" in his efforts to revive claims that a $1.9 billion agreement to provide the U.S. Army with transportation services was violated, after a New York federal judge already let the contractor off the hook.
April 28, 2020
A whistleblower urged a New York federal judge to revive a lawsuit against military contractor AECOM, saying the U.S. Army's decision to extend the company's $1.9 billion contract despite fraud reports did not undermine his claims since it was necessary to maintain the military's presence in Afghanistan.
April 14, 2020
A New York federal judge has tossed a whistleblower's suit alleging that AECOM violated its $1.9 billion maintenance deal with the U.S. Army, saying that the government's knowledge of these breaches shows that they weren't significant to the contract.