HAWAII — A federal bribery and fraud case tied to the U.S. Army’s Hawaii-Pacific Innovation Campus is drawing new attention to contractor oversight, procurement integrity, and the risks facing defense technology programs in the Pacific.
HAWAII — A pair of Florida defense contractors have been charged in connection with an alleged bribery and fraud scheme tied to a U.S. Army technology innovation project in Hawaii. Federal prosecutors say the case involved efforts to manipulate the procurement process surrounding the Hawaii-Pacific Innovation Campus, a facility intended to support testing and development […]
AFGHANISTAN — A recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court is drawing renewed attention to the legal exposure faced by contractors operating in combat zones. The court ruled that a U.S. soldier injured in a suicide bombing at Bagram Airfield can move forward with a lawsuit against a defense contractor tied to base operations. The […]
A newly surfaced federal lawsuit is reigniting one of the most controversial allegations to emerge from the war in Yemen—that a team of American military veterans was recruited to carry out targeted assassinations on behalf of the United Arab Emirates. At the center of the case is Anssaf Ali Mayo, a Yemeni politician who claims […]
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has denied a protest filed by Amentum Parsons Logistics Services LLC, allowing the U.S. Army to proceed with extending an existing LOGCAP task order awarded to KBR Services, LLC in support of U.S. European Command (EUCOM).