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Government Contracts - March, 2024

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• High Bar To Meet For Novel Protest Over $45B DOE Deal
• GEO Group Brass Agree To Reforms To End Derivative Suit
• Navy Overspent $399M In Ukraine Funding In 2022, DOD Says
• RTX Cut From Deal Due To Worker's 'Likely' NDA Violation
• L3Harris Accuses Moog Of Delays In Subdeals Worth $77.9M
• Preparing For Possible Calif. Criminal Antitrust Enforcement
• Exxon Docs In $1.8B Case Should Be Unsealed, Judge Told
• Up Next After Bankman-Fried Sentencing: FTX Cooperators
• Dominion Wants County Sanctioned In Voting Machine Row
• Convicted Energy Grant Fraudster Loses 1st Circ. Appeal
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Super Hornets And Chips
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• Off The Bench: Ohtani Woes, Va. Ends Arena Plan, Pac-12 Deal
• White House Directs Agencies To Install AI Risk Safeguards
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Fannie, Freddie Investors' FHFA Suit
• Medical Lab Inks $2.1M Deal To End NC's False Claims Probe
• GAO Faults State Dept. Reversal On Consulate Build Award
• Former Prison Contractor Must Pay $112K, 6th Circ. Says
• Faruqi & Faruqi Beats 5 Firms To Lead NewAge Investor Suit
• 5th Circ. Nixes License For NM Nuke Storage Site
• Direct Claims Ruling May Alter Gov't Ties To Software Firms
• Spokeo Accused Of Flouting NJ Judicial Protection Law
• Texas Wins Court Bid To Vacate Feds' Highway GHG Rule
• DOL Says Challenge To Prevailing Wage Rule Can't Stand
• SD Gov. Seeks Federal Funds Audit Of Tribal Law Enforcement
• Governor Directs Pa. To Use More Project Labor Agreements
• Navajo Sue Feds Over Withheld Forestry Program Funds
• DOE, Holtec Ink $1.5B Loan To Restart Mich. Nuclear Plant
• Boston Strikes Novel Deal To Contract For Offshore Wind
• City Leaders Nix Plan To Move Wizards, Caps To Virginia Site
• CoreLogic Sued For Violating NJ Judicial Protections Law
• Misconduct In 'Fat Leonard' Case Sinks 3 More Guilty Pleas
• Construction Orgs Call Prevailing Wage Rule Unconstitutional
• Jury Convicts Ex-LA Official Chan In City Hall Bribery Scandal
• Jackson Paints Abortion Clash As Microcosm Of Bigger Brawl
• Ex-LA Deputy Mayor's Fate In Bribery Trial Goes To Calif. Jury
• Suit Over Faulty VA Estimates Came Too Late, Claims Court Says
• Pharmacy Owner Gets 42 Months For $25M Kickback Scam
• 'Landmark' Trans Women Prison Housing Deal Gets Final OK
• AI Weapons Detector Faces Investor Suit After Gov't Probes
• Army Found Not Liable For Canceled Third-Party Lease
• Contract Disputes Recap: Facts Differ But Same Rules Apply
• Late Navy Lt.'s Dad Says Northrop Lied About Aircraft Safety
• Polsinelli Adds Arnold & Porter Gov't Contracts Shareholder
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Former Next Health Exec Sanctioned For Evidence Slipup
• Ex-LA Official Downplayed Role In Huizar Bribes, Jury Told
• SolarWinds Makes Renewed Bid To Toss SEC Cyber Suit
• IHS Fears Budget Cuts Over Tribal Healthcare Funding Case
• Wash. Asks Judge To Undo Block Of ICE Detention Center Law
• DOJ Slammed For Backing GEO Group In Detainee Wage Fight
• 5th Circ. Told Procurement Act Limits Biden's Wage Power
• DOJ Calls Probe Of Alleged SpaceX Hiring Bias Constitutional
• Draft Pay Equity Rule May Pose Contractor Compliance Snags
• Texas Judge Extends Stay On Border Wall Funding Order
• Justices Won't Review 11th Circ. $285M Arbitrator Bias Suit
• Up Next At High Court: Abortion, Jury Trials And Estate Tax
• Watchdog Calls To Redo $896M Migrant Transport Deal
• Prostitutes, Wiretaps, Payoffs: Key LA RICO Witness Tells All
• Justices Asked To Review $36M Sanctions Order In TM Case
• Boston Soccer Stadium Project Gets Green Light From Judge
• Colo. City Wins $13.5M For Software Co.'s Trickery
• Judge Cuts ICE Contractor, Keeps US In Medical Abuse Suit
• States Say Prez Doesn't Have Power To Hike Contractor Pay
• RTX Loses Second Dispute Over Contract Conflict Of Interest
• Phone Cos., Counties Profit From Jail Visit Bans, Families Say
• Calif. Releases Interim Guidelines On GenAI Use
• LA City Official Ran Secret Consulting Firm, RICO Jury Told
• 10th Circ. Doubts Officers Can Get Redo In Training Attack
• DOL Says Prevailing Wage Rule Hasn't Hurt Construction Orgs
• GAO OKs Trade Compliance In Defense Container Deal
• El Paso Says US Can't Weigh In On Tribal Land Suit
• Army's Rush For New Strykers Backfired, GAO Says
• VA May Have Acted In Bad Faith On $30M Debt Collection Deal
• 10 Areas To Watch In Aerospace And Defense Contracting Law
• Hospital Operator Alecto Healthcare Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan
• Fla. High Court Won't Take Up Gambling Compact Challenge
• 6th Circ. Judge Doubts Challenge To $39B Student Debt Relief
• Government Contractor Wants Out Of Exit Pay Suit
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• Bridge Repair Workers Get Partial Cert. In Conn. OT Suit
• Philly Charter School Exec Convicted Of Embezzlement
• NIST March-In Framework Is As Problematic As 2021 Proposal
• Republican Bill Targets Colleges Hiring Unauthorized Workers
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• Breaking Down Each State's Climate Priority Policies
• Intel, Commerce Dept. Forge $8.5B Logic Chip Partnership
• Senators Want More Scrutiny For Defense M&A Deals
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• Texas Energy Co. Should Put Service Before Price, Court Hints
• Contractor Can't Refute GSA Audit Power, Gov't Tells DC Circ.
• LA Councilman's Wife Tells RICO Jury Of Vegas Cash Wads
• GEO Fights Wash. Bid For State Inspectors' Entry Into ICE Jail
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Ex-Raytheon Worker's Firing Suit
• Immunity Ruling Doesn't Apply To CACI, Iraqi Ex-Detainees Say
• Compliance Steps After ABA White Collar Crime Conference
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• 'Brazen' Text By LA Pol Surfaces In Raymond Chan RICO Trial
• Philly Nonprofit Execs Lived Large On Co. Money, Jury Told
• Claims Court Won't Let Army Out Of Contract Breach Claims Yet
• Feds Call $45B Nuclear Deal Appeal Moot After New Award
• The Biggest Trade Secrets Awards In The Last 5 Years
• Judge Pauses Fla. Tribe's Suit Over Clean Water Act Program
• High Court Doubts Feds Coerced Social Media Cos.
• Feds, Tribes, Casinos Face Off Over Trust Land Request
• 4th Circ. Preview: Airport Mishap, Inmate Pay Launch March
• Up Next At High Court: Gov't Jawboning & Retaliatory Arrests
• 'This Is Scary, Boss': Jury Hears Secret Audio In LA RICO Trial
• Dems Want New Missile Plan Axed If Military Can't Justify Cost
• Ex-Prisoners Partially Settle Prepaid Card Suit For $2.8M
• Fla. Deal Might Let Illegal Gambling 'Proliferate,' Justices Told
• Navy Fails To Block Appeal Over Terminated HVAC Task Order
• Pittsburgh NLRB Office Approves Security Co.'s ULP Deal
• Military Subcontractor Says Partner Tried To Poach Work
• Contractor's Single Claim For 2 Lost Trucks Enough, For Now
• Fla. Tribe Urges No Pause In Suit Over State's Water Power
• Cannabis Sellers Want $6M Fees Refunded From Mass. Town
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• Ex-LA Official Lied To Feds Immediately In Interview, Jury Told
• 3D-Gun Info Group Loses Suit Over Publishing Blueprints
• Lawmakers Secure $1.3B For Native American Housing
• Feds Say Healthcare Ruling Could Upset Tribal Relationships
• Axon, Cities Fight Over Producing Material From FTC Case
• DOD Contractors Raise Double Jeopardy Issues With Retrial
• Backers Of Colo. Wolf Release Can Defend State's Plan
• Mass. High Court Says Tufts Win In Tenure Case 'Premature'
• Bechtel Missed Subcontractor Targets On Nuke Waste Project
• Energy Dept. Floats $2.26B Loan For Nev. Lithium Project
• McDermott Eyes White Collar Growth With Orrick FCPA Pros
• DOD's Weapons Monitoring In Iraq Fell Short, Watchdog Says
• GAO Backs $12.3M DISA Support Deal Despite Lower Quote
• Hospital Manager Cements $3.5M Gabon Arbitration Award
• CoreCivic Beats Asylum-Seeker's Miscarriage Liability Suit
• Hospital Operator Defends Releases In Ch. 11 Plan
• Claims Court Lets $282M USPS Telematics Deal Protest Stand
• Lima Loses Bid To Duck $140M Arb. Awards In Highway Row
• Contractor Seeks Arbitration In $3M Guam Military Base Fight
• Suncor Deal With Colo. Over Air Monitoring Gets Judge's OK
• FEMA Claims Process Leaves NM Fire Victims Lost, Suit Says
• 2nd Circ. Revives Parts Of McKesson Whistleblower Suit
• Feds Cement Plea Deals In Ready-Mix Bid Rig Case
• TransUnion Unit Pays $37M On Credit Card Data Misuse Claim
• Contractor Says Claims Over Nixed $18M Army Corps Deal Valid
• Court Bars Ex-Exec From Sharing Info On Co.'s Body Armor
• Understanding Fixed-Price Gov't Contracts And Inflation Relief
• Pharmacy Calls $11M False Claims Case A 'House Of Cards'
• Ex-Judge Loses Suit Over 'Tsunami Of Public Ridicule'
• No Jail Time For Brothers In NYC Mayor Straw Donor Case
• Gov't Says Cost Trumps Return In Dish Spectrum Fraud Case
• DOD's $850B Budget Request For 2025 Prioritizes Readiness
• Navajo Says Funding Bid Backed By Self-Determination Act
• Feds Pitch Draft Plan For Contested Bears Ears Monument
• Pfizer Slams Ex-Compliance Officer's Whistleblower Claims
• Atlanta Must Pay EPA $485K Fine Over Trail Construction
• DC Circ. Probes Gov't Trial Strategy For Ex-HUD Official
• 10th Circ. Says Colo. Logging Plan Didn't Overlook Lynx
• DOD Expands Contractor Cybersecurity Info Sharing Program
• FERC Says Nixing Power Market Revision Was Right Move
• BIPA's Statutory Exemptions Post-Healthcare Ruling
• Wash. Law Aimed At GEO's Migrant Facility Partially Barred
• Steptoe Adds Dentons' Ex-Global Security Chief As Partner
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Biden Administration Must Use Border Wall Funds, For Now
• Trump 'An Existential Threat' To Rule Of Law, Attys Warn
• Mich. Court Can't Shush Library Whistleblower, Panel Says
• Judge Sweeps Aside 9 Protests To CBP's $900M Support Deals
• DOJ Eyes FCPA For New Whistleblower Rewards Program
• Feds, Tribes Say Marine Cos., DOT Polluted Duwamish River
• Colo. Dispensary And Tracking Vendor Settle Fee Suit
• FCC Says There's No Order To Appeal In IT Fund Suspension
• IRS Leaker Should Be Deposed Without All Docs, Judge Says
• Fed. Circ. Argues Judge Newman's Ethics Law Challenge Fails
• Ohio Panel Revives Gov't Contract Overseer's Breach Suit
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• Big Shift Unlikely In Cybersecurity Regs, Despite Concerns
• Ginnie Mae Says Texas Bank Can't Use Oral Promises In Suit
• Judges Say Facing Threats And Vitriol Now Part Of The Job
• 11th Circ. Urged To Restore Qui Tam Over Small Biz Contracts
• Shipbuilder Says Navy Ended Deal in Bad Faith, Seeks $150M
• Deputy AG Unveils DOJ Whistleblower Rewards Pilot Program
• White House Moves To End Highway 'Buy America' Waivers
• US Soldier Charged With Selling Military Secrets To China
• Feds Get 1st Plea In Massive NYC Housing Bribery Case
• CenturyLink Cut From Suit Blaming Utilities For Road Delays
• Claims Court Backs VA Redo Of Eyewear Deal Over Errors
• Fed. Circ. Says IP License May Be Part Of Procurement Deal
• Conn. Psychologist Agrees To Repay $2.65M For Billing Fraud
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Monsanto, Seattle Spar Over Guardrails For Possible PCB Trial
• Top Calif. Antitrust Atty Says Criminal Cases On The Horizon
• Garland On AI Crime, And A Taylor Swift Tune For DOJ
• Federal Lawmakers Want To Protect 172 Acres For Calif. Tribe
• Pa. Pharma Co. Cops To Adulterated-Drug Charges
• DOJ Says Another Korean Co., Officer Behind Bid-Rig Scheme
• Experts Urge 'Transformational' Change To DOD Budgeting
• Conn. Ex-Postmaster Gets 4 Years For Vehicle Repair Scheme
• House Votes To Require DHS Border Contract Reviews
• Feds Get More Time To Reply In Fla. Casinos Case
• Feds Pledge $72M For Tribes To Close Electrification Gaps
• Sewer Deal Kept On Ice During Appeal In Philly Suburb's Ch. 9
• Practical Steps For Navigating New Sanctions On Russia
• Founder Of Mayer Brown Gov't Contracts Practice Dies
• Chamber, Trade Groups Revamp Contractor Rule Challenge
• GEO Tries To Keep Immigration Site Inspection Suit In Fed Court
• Ex-Stimwave CEO Found Guilty Of Healthcare Fraud
• Colo. Judge Mulls Chevron Deference In Tricare Funding Fight
• Utah Sues Feds To Reopen 195 Road Miles In San Rafael Desert
• Fed. Circ. Doubts Whether Atty Fee Suit Has Legs
• Claims Court Won't Block Radio Deliveries Bought Under Nixed Deal
• Suncor Says Doubts About Colo. Monitoring Deal 'Misplaced'
• Look At Settlement, Atty Tells 5th Circ. In Arguing For $1M Cut
• FTC Chair Decries PE's Healthcare Impacts As Probe Starts
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Conflict, Latent Ambiguity, Cost Realism
• DocGo Hit With Investor Suit Over 'Limitless' Charter Clause
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• Valeant Ruling May Pave Way For Patent-Based FCA Suits
• Feds Say Neb. Tribe's Suit Over Debt Collections Is Untimely
• Puerto Rico Fiscal Board Argues For Utility Reorg Plan
• 9th Circ. Rejects Abstention In Calif. Pot Permit Law Challenge
• ICE Could Have Acted On $14M Deal Protest Sooner, Judge Says
• What To Know About 9th Circ. Ruling On Tribe's Sacred Site
• Hospital Operator Pushes For Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• Feds' Lack Of Payments Hampers Services, Tribal Groups Say
• Appeal Of $20.5M Terminated Deal Too Late, Says Fed. Circ.
• Pentagon Leaker Faces Lengthy Prison Term After Plea
• Wash. Judge Doubts Public Was Shut Out Of Shelter Plan
• Microsoft Escapes SAIC's Night-Vision Goggle Patent Suit
• Wash. Seeks Injunction To Force GEO ICE Prison Inspections
• Joint Venture Wins $45B DOE Nuclear Deal Again After Protest
• Construction Co. Loses $492M Corps Deal Protest
• Ex-Raytheon Worker Asks Full 5th Circ. To Revive Firing Suit
• Gov't Wants Spectrum Fraud Case Against Dish Dismissed
• Ky. Sees $74M Boost For Abandoned Mine Cleanup Work
• Iranian National Faces 20 Years For Defense Hack Scheme
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts
• Calif. Water Utility Sues Feds Over Havasu Easement Access
• DC Appeals Court Affirms 2014 Firing Of Administrative Judge