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Government Contracts - July, 2023

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• GAO Rejects Pricing Challenge To $326M Military Support Deal
• Missing Price, Though Small, Fairly Nixed $5M Bid, GAO Rules
• GSA Can Audit, Can't Enforce DOD Transportation Deal
• Feds Say Court Can't Order Speed-Up Of Oil Drilling Approval
• ICE Sued For Records Of Chemicals Sprayed At Wash. Facility
• GAO Raps Biz For Waiting On Calls To Launch Protest
• Medicare Records Exposed In May Cyberattack, Feds Say
• CACI Can't Escape Long-Standing Abu Ghraib Torture Suit
• Contract Disputes Recap: Timeliness, Evidence, Fact-Finding
• AARO Director Blasts Witness, Lawmakers After UFO Hearing
• GAO Says $44B Deal Protester Misread Solicitation
• Wyden Presses Feds To Probe Microsoft's 'Lax' Cybersecurity
• GAO Says Army Can Deny Bid On $106M Deal Over DVD Error
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Nuclear Cleanup, ISS, Lasers
• Maine Judge Denies Bid To Block Bridge Replacement
• Bid To Freeze Assets 'Reeks Of Gamesmanship,' Judge Says
• Florida Tribe Presses To Halt State's CWA Permitting
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• DC Gov't Cleared Of Atty Applicant's 'Scarlet Letter' Claim
• GAO Recommends Faster Wash. Nuclear Waste Cleanup
• Senate Passes $886B Defense Bill For 2024
• Tribe Can Pursue RI Bridge Destruction Suit Against FHWA
• DOL Finalizes 'Persuader' Disclosure Forms Rule
• Ex-Nonprofit Workers Seek Cert. In ERISA Retirement Dispute
• GAO Says Army Not Properly Monitoring Housing Contractor
• Conservative Group Says Colo. Lawmakers Use Secret Ballot
• Judge Questions Seattle's Fish Focus In Monsanto PCB Suit
• 6th Circ. Tosses Suit Over Live Woman Brought To Embalmer
• House Passes Bar On DHS Buying Risky Foreign Drones
• FTC Won't Challenge $4.7B L3Harris-Aerojet Deal
• Raytheon Supplier Presses 'Secret Sauce' Trade Theft Claim
• Appeals Board OKs Contract's End Over No-Show Janitor
• 6th Circ. Won't Rehear WWII Refinery Waste Cleanup Case
• States, Water Districts Look To Sink EPA Cybersecurity Rule
• Mallory Gives Plaintiffs A Better Shot At Justice
• Ex-Fed Atty Ducks Prison For Steering Contracts To Spouse
• Fearing $10B FCA Loss, Teva Seizes On Kickback Circ. Split
• Fannie, Freddie Shareholders Target Accountability In Retrial
• Univ. Research Center Sues DOD For El Salvador Records
• Warren Opens Probe Into Google's Dealings With Soldier Data
• FDIC Commits To Improving Cloud Computing Shortcomings
• Dems Probe Defense Firms On Research Tax Cut 'Giveaway'
• Pa. Doctrine Bars Fraud Claim Against Dick's, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Okla. AG Says Governor Sidestepping State's Legal Process
• Why Justices' SuperValu Ruling Wasn't Quite A 'Seismic Shift'
• 3rd Circ. Backs EPA's Approval Of Pa. Air Pollution Plan
• Gov't Has Retrieved 'Non-Human' Craft, Ex-Intel Official Says
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Condon & Forsyth Aviation Partner Joins Hinshaw's NY Office
• Feds Drop Insider Trading Charges Against Deerfield Traders
• Colo. Panel Probes Mining Co.'s Efforts Over $700K State Fine
• CACI Tells Fed. Circ. AI Co.'s Protest Suit Was Rightly Rejected
• Va. Lawmakers Say State Still Best Choice For New FBI HQ
• DOJ To Make First Rule For Making Gov't Websites Accessible
• Ga. Judge Tosses Concrete Co.'s Prosecutorial Objections
• Fox Led 'Wild Goose Chase' For Records, Smartmatic Says
• Colo. Businessman Gets Over 5 Years For Border Wall Fraud
• 'Faint' Signature Is Enough For $6M VA Deal
• Oklahoma Gov. Says He's Immune To Lotto Exclusivity Suit
• Gov't Contractors Should Prep For Increased AI Scrutiny
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Biden And Yellen Say Debt Limit Deal Renders Suit Moot
• High Court Didn't Shrink Kickback Law's Scope, DOJ Insists
• DC Public Schools Can't Ditch Telecom's Bidding Challenge
• AI Company Gets OK to Nix Protest of Air Force Space Deals
• GAO Attorney To Be Fired After Arrest On Child Porn Charges
• Mass. Telemed Cos. Owner To Admit To $44M Medicare Scam
• Ex-USC Dean Gets Probation, Home Confinement For Bribery
• Biden Threatens Veto Of 2024 VA, Ag. Bills Over Funding Caps
• Puerto Rico Workers Ask Full 1st Circ. To Rehear Bonus Suit
• ICE Can't Pass Off Responsibility Of Man's Death, Son Says
• White House Releases Guidance For Public Input On Regs
• Benesch Adds Chicago Litigator As Partner
• Courts Can Overturn Deficient State Regulations, Too
• The Litigation Jolting Health & Life Sciences In 2023's 2nd Half
• LA Developer Gets 6 Years For Bribing Huizar In 'Pay To Play'
• Top Under-The-Radar Gov't Contracts Cases: Midyear Review
• Wisc. Utility Must Face Dam Suit, Mich. Appeals Court Says
• Booz Allen To Pay $377.5M In FCA Case Over Improper Billing
• Bid To Enforce $1.3B India Award Gets Nixed In Netherlands
• DC Circ. Backs FERC Approving Mass. Gas Project
• Trump Pardonee Can't Get Restitution Refund, 11th Circ. Told
• Guinea Had No Right To Sanctions Over $22M Award, Co. Says
• UMich Gun Law Is Constitutional, Panel Finds
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Rising Star: Jenner & Block's Nathaniel Castellano
• Tales From The Trenches Of Remote Depositions
• Staffing Co. Settles Citizenship-Bias Probe Over Job Delay
• Conn. Justices Revisit Challenge To Drug Recovery Center
• DOI Pitches New Oil And Gas Leasing Regs And Rates
• Pa. Town Drops Suit Over Sewer Tunneling Plans
• Judge Won't Toss DOD Deal Protests Amid Corrective Action
• 3rd Circ. Won't End Supervision Of Ex-Pa. Lawmaker's Son
• CACI Denied Protest Over Exclusion From $7.9B Army IT Deal
• K&L Gates Adds Gov't Contracts Pro From Genova Burns
• A Midyear Review Of EEOC's Gender-Related Priorities
• Rising Star: White & Case's Scott Lerner
• Gov't Contracting Policies To Watch In 2023: A Midyear Report
• Denver Airport Co. Says Losing Bidder Hasn't Proved Bribery
• Wash. Judge Docks Pipe Co. $1.5M For Discovery Violations
• KPMG Snags Gov't Finance Support Deal Back From Deloitte
• El Paso Seeks Dismissal Of Tribe's New Trespassing Suit
• Flint Engineering Firm Must Turn Over Media Strategy Docs
• Ex-Construction Exec Gets 5 Years For Bribery, Tax Evasion
• Colo. Students Get Final Approval For $5M COVID Refund Deal
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• $4B In Border-Barrier Work Won Without Open Competition
• Tide May Be Turning On Texas Two-Step Bankruptcy Strategy
• Feds Can't Kill FCA Suit Without Intervening, 11th Circ. Rules
• Ex-Deloitte Worker Who Beat IP Rap Gets Lighter Bail Package
• Rising Star: Gordon & Rees' Meredith L. Thielbahr
• SEC Fines Fifth Third Securities Over Muni Bond Disclosures
• Top Government Contracts Policies Of 2023: Midyear Review
• Blenheim Urges Justices To Weigh In On $3.1B Satellite Deal
• MD Alleges Hospitals Schemed To Airlift Stroke Patients
• Utility Sues Colo. Commission For Putting Off Rate Ruling
• Judge Derails BNSF's Arb. Bid In Tribe's Oil Shipping Suit
• Ex-Lockheed Atty Lied To Bolster Retaliation Suit, Judge Says
• Panel Orders Pa. Senate To Explain Redacted Legal Records
• CEO Gets 6 Years For Defrauding Tribe With Fake Water Cos.
• Rising Star: Arnold & Porter's Amanda J. Sherwood
• Mediation In Newman Suit Against Fed. Circ. Set For Aug. 3
• Damages Ruling Ups Stakes In FCA Kickback Case Against Teva
• Gov't Contracts Cases To Watch In 2023's Second Half
• Jackson City Officials Try To Ditch Water Contamination Suit
• Biden Admin Settles California, Sierra Club Border Wall Suits
• Texas High Court Told Cities Must Pay Bill In Utility Suit
• Detroit Suburb Says Bars Can't Challenge Zoning Ordinance
• Texas Atty Convicted For Role In Medical Kickback Scheme
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Errors, Experience, Corrective Action
• Ohio Panel Backs Tossing Police Union's Forgery Firing Win
• Rising Star: DLA Piper's Daniel Cook
• Winston & Strawn Continues DC Growth With 3 New Partners
• Justices Quietly Added Ammo To Big Pharma's Kickback Blitz
• Top Government Contracts Cases Of 2023: Midyear Review
• Denver Sues Colo. Over PFAS Discharge Regulation At Airport
• Student Loan Servicers Accused Of $1B Wrongful Collections
• Man Convicted In Border Wall Fraud Suit Won't Get New Trial
• Electronic Health Records Co. To Pay $31M To End DOJ Suit
• DOE Awards $5.9B Contract For Ohio Nuclear Site Cleanup
• EPA Unlocks $20B For Community Climate Projects
• Developer Sues Gov't Over Failed Student Housing Project
• Level Up Lawyers' Business Development With Gamification
• GEO Group Sues Wash. State Over Law On ICE Detainees
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Republican AGs Warn CEOs About Bias After Harvard Ruling
• Judge 'Hesitant' To Block Colo. Pot Tracking Vendor Over Fee
• NJ Importer Tells 9th Circ. To Kick $26M Case Over Tripling
• Chase Seeks Ax Of Alleged Mob Airline's 'Scandalous' Suit
• Navajo Mine Spill Damages Are Unfounded Fears, Court Hears
• Mich. City's Bid To Stay $24M Water Debt Case Irks Judge
• Health Co. Looks To Board For Damages Post-Ch. 7
• 8th Circ. Blocks EPA's Water Systems Cybersecurity Rule
• Developers Held In Contempt For Failing To Fix Pa. Homes
• Mich. Blasts $5M Fee Ask In Flint Water Case As 'Overreach'
• GAO Says Mistake Missed On $82M DOD Cybersecurity Deal
• Mallory Ruling Leaves Personal Jurisdiction Deeply Unsettled
• Judge Newman's Not Sure The Fed. Circ. 'Can Be Salvaged'
• Green Groups Want Minn. Mine Suit Paused After Permit Loss
• Southern Co. Power Plants Win $18M In Nuke Waste Dispute
• China-Based Attackers Steal US Gov't Email Data
• NIH Soldiers On With Health IT Deal Panned By Watchdog
• Feds May Put Tribal Reimbursement Question To High Court
• Ex-Mozambique Official Extradited In $2B 'Tuna Bond' Fraud
• 5 Ways Firms Can Rethink Office Design In A Hybrid World
• Greenleaf Says RI Pot Law's Union Clause Sidesteps NLRA
• Navy Rightly Limited Correction On Support Deal, Judge Rules
• Ag. Board Says Union Isn't Bona Fide Org. Under Calif. Law
• NJ Town Illegally Barred Pot Cos. Development, Suit Says
• NY Pharmacy Owner, Manager Charged With HIV Drug Fraud
• GSA Continued To Allow Sales Of Barred Telecom Items
• 9th Circ. Told SuperValu Ruling Supports $26M Duties Penalty
• Retired DC Circ. Judge To Mediate Judge Newman Case
• Dems Warn Of Potential Perils From L3Harris-Aerojet Deal
• Judge Blocks Iowa County Pipeline Zoning Restrictions
• DOD Needs Clear Goals For NATO Allies' Support, GAO Says
• Bar Score Is Best Hiring Metric Post-Affirmative Action
• Indian Couple Says Visas Being Wasted In 'Rollover' Process
• Ex-USC Dean Seeks Probation For $100K Bribery Scheme
• Joint Ventures Given More Edge In Set-Aside Contract Awards
• Who Are The Players In Newman's Case Against Fed. Circ.?
• Monitor To Oversee Nursing Homes During NY AG's $83M Suit
• Times Can't Have Most Gov't Surveillance Docs, Judge Rules
• Wash. To Pay $100M For Pretrial Mental Health Exam Delays
• FDIC Wants Atty Disqualification Paused For 5th Circ. Appeal
• 5th Circ. Tosses Engineering Co.'s Israel Boycott Clause Suit
• Co. Misled Army On Gitmo Toilet Trailers, Appeals Board Says
• GAO Says Army Made Multiple Errors On $652M Support Deal
• DOJ Lambastes Idea Of '3-Part Test' In High Court FCA Ruling
• HHS Floats $9B Drug-Discount Fix After High Court Loss
• NYC Can't Force Retirees To Switch Benefits, Judge Rules
• Judge Says Ex-Fla. Rep.'s Assets Improperly Frozen
• Newman, Fed. Circ. Spar Over Judge's Call For Mediation
• US Will Send Controversial Cluster Munitions To Ukraine
• Ex-Vitol Trader Can't Suppress Emails In Bribery Case
• What Is AARO, And Is The Truth Out There?
• Engineering Co. Reaches Tentative Deal On Flint Water Claims
• Ex-Staffer Wants Case Against Conn. House GOP Kept Alive
• Ghosting In BigLaw: How To Come Back From Lack Of Feedback
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NYC Mayor's Supporters Ran Straw Donor Scam, DA Says
• SolarWinds' Charter Dooms Texas Investor's Data Breach Suit
• Protester's Double-Edged Arguments Nix VA Software Deal Tiff
• Contractor Names Liberty Mutual In $1.1M Bond Spat
• Pharma Cos. Urge High Court To Toss Terror-Funding Ruling
• Post-Ciminelli Predictions On Right-To-Control Convictions
• EPA Finalizes Asbestos Reporting Rule
• Feds Want 5 Years For Lender Who Duped Magic Johnson Co.
• GAO OKs DHS Rejecting $10B IT Deal Bid Over 'Clerical Error'
• Orsted Gets Biden's OK For NJ Offshore Wind Farm
• FCA Defense Bar Tries Flipping Script On High Court Ruling
• Wash. Judges Reverse County Win In Sewer Pipe Builder Suit
• $250M Bomb-Sniffing Dog Deal Unjustified, Watchdog Says
• GSA Adds Native Biz Categories To Fed Contract Databases
• KBR Reaches $109M Settlement In Iraq War FCA Case
• Gov. Wants Colo. High Court To Steer Clear Of Tax Measure
• China Protests US Approval Of $440M In Arms Sales To Taiwan
• New Jersey AG Cracks Down On Housing Providers' Bias
• Steps To Success For Senior Associates
• GAO Rejects Two Protests Over $1.4B Treasury IT Deal
• Ex-Trump Aide Drops DOD Suit After 'Deep State' Book OK'd
• Colo. Energy Biz Sues BLM Over Delayed Drilling Permits
• CACI Says High Court Ruling Backs Dismissal Of Torture Case
• 3 Takeaways From The Supreme Court's Session
• Lockheed Asks Justices To Skip Claim Against Arms Deal
• Oil Biz Can Keep Pumping As It Fights Colo. Regulators
• Law360 Podcasts Untangle A Week Of Blockbuster Rulings
• LA Politician Ridley-Thomas Can't Undo USC Bribe Conviction
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Jackson Debuts As Chattiest Justice
• Legal Profession Must Do More For Lawyers With Disabilities
• GAO Backs Transit Access Protest Over DEA Atlanta Office
• DOD Probed For End Of $374M Travel System Upgrade Deal
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• NJ Gets Rid Of Public Defender Fees With New Law
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Gordon & Rees Poaches 6th Hinshaw Partner In 2023