Contracts
The Labor Dept. wants to revise a Trump-era policy on handling of discrimination claims against contractors
Department argues the changes would increase flexibility, efficiency and enforcement, but attorneys for contractors say the revisions would hurt transparency.
NCI boosts IT services for DOJ security tracking system unit
ITSS-4 task order calls for program management support, application-level system administration, among other services.
Lockheed wins $495M Justice contract for range of IT services
The contractor will provide a full platform of IT and data solutions to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the U.S. Marshals Service.
Guident wins $30M Justice BPA for software assistance
The development services will support the DOJ’s Management Systems staff and other units within the Antitrust Division.
Core Justice programs get 1.2 percent boost in 2013 budget
Overall, The president’s 2013 budget request calls for $27.1 billion in discretionary funding, a decrease of 0.4 percent below the 2012 level of $27.02 billion.
Justice's antitrust chief to leave
The chief of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division will leave her post this year.
CACI gains 2 support tasks for DOJ divisions
Work supports the Executive Office for United States Attorneys and the Civil Rights Division’s Geographic Information System.
House subpoenas four agencies for small-business noncompliance
House Small Business Committee goes after Justice, Agriculture, Treasury and State for how they run their small business programs.
Accenture pays nearly $64M to settle kickback allegations
Accenture LLP has agreed to pay almost $64 million in fines to the federal government to resolve allegations brought in a whistleblower lawsuit.
DOJ names new acting director for ATF
The Justice Department has appointed a new acting director for ATF while the former director has been reassigned.
Reporting rumors
News organizations can face tough choices about reporting rumors.
Longest-serving federal CIO to retire
Vance Hitch, CIO of the Justice Department, is retiring.
DynCorp resolves false claims suit with $7.7M payment
The United States government has settled a whistle-blower lawsuit against DynCorp International LLC and The Sandi Group, according to an announcement from the Justice Department. DynCorp has agreed to pay the U.S. $7.7 million to resolve allegations, and TSG agreed to pay $1.01 million.
ManTech continues to secure networks at DOJ ops center
ManTech International Corp. will provide network security and other IT services to U.S. attorneys under a five-and-a-half-year contract with the Justice Department valued at as much as $10 million.
DOJ approval for Google's ITA purchase conditional
The U.S. Department of Justice announced April 8 that it conditionally approved Google's acquisition bid for ITA Software Inc.
Former Treasury CIO Duffy joins DRT Strategies
Michael Duffy, most recently senior advisor at the Justice Department and a former CIO at the Treasury Department, has joined DRT Strategies.
Oracle pays $46M to settle false-claims charges against Sun
Oracle Corp. has agreed to settle allegations against Sun Microsystems Inc. What did the Justice Department accuse them of doing?
ManTech award boosts IT services to NDIC
ManTech International Corp. will provide a range of program support services to the National Drug Intelligence Center under a three-year award worth $32 million.
No summer doldrums for Citizant’s fed contracts pursuit
Citizant Inc. won new government contracts that combined are worth approximately $42 million over the next five years, the company reported today.
Cisco and Westcon pay $48M to settle GSA pricing dispute
Cisco Systems and Westcon Group North America will pay the government $48 million to settle claims that they made misrepresentations to the General Services Administration in violation of the False Claims Act.
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