Dell, IBM Among Winners of $2.5 Billion Pentagon IT Contract
The Department of Defense announced Monday that 16 vendors have won spots on a $2.5 billion information technology contract through the Army Contracting Command.
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Mandex Shows Unreasonable Conflict Review Before Navy Task Order
Mandex Inc. showed that the US Navy failed to conduct a reasonable organizational conflict of interest review before awarding Imagine One Technology & Management Ltd. a $58 million task order for engineering support services, the GAO said in a decision released Monday.
Government Delays Require Cutting $33 Million Medicare Fraud Win
A jury properly found that the operators of a Mississippi hospital violated the False Claims Act by overbilling Medicare, but the $33 million trebled recovery must be reduced “by over half” for the government’s delay in the case, the Fifth Circuit ruled Monday.
TekSynap Loses Court Challenge to $153 Million IT Services Award
TekSynap Corp. lost its challenge to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s award of a $153 million IT services contract to Chenega Agile Real-Time Solutions LLC.
Space Development Agency Awards $1.5B for Satellite Prototypes
The Space Development Agency has announced the awards of two prototype agreements to build and operate the Tranche 2 Transport Layer–Beta variant prototype constellation, which consists of 72 satellites, according to a Monday news release.
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Inflexibility in Pentagon Procurement Slows Technology Adoption
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Candor Keeps Homeland Security’s $18 Million IT Asset Task Order
Candor Solutions LLC can perform an $18 million task order for an IT asset management program to the US Department of Homeland Security, the GAO said in a decision released Friday.
Platinum Services, DOD Lacked Right to Change Shipping Terms
Neither the US Department of Defense nor a federal contractor were legally allowed to alter payment terms for a shipping contract they’d agreed upon before services were rendered, the US Court of Federal Claims ruled.
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