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General Dynamics Wants to Protect $309 Million Health Contract

General Dynamics Information Technology Inc. wants to join a court protest of its $309 million World Trade Center Health Program third party administrator contract award.

By Daniel Seiden

Trump Orders New Immigration Curbs as FBI Probes Guard Shooting

President Donald Trump’s administration is expanding its immigration crackdown in the aftermath of the shooting of a pair of National Guard members in Washington.

Executive’s Power to Waive Attorney Privilege Needs New Look

Whether an executive had the authority to waive a medical device company’s attorney-client privilege, and did so, must be addressed by a federal district court, a federal appeals court said Wednesday.

CCS King’s $82 Million Navy Support Contract Withstands Protest

CCS King George 2 LLC is cleared to perform an $82 million US Navy contract for base operations support at Naval Base Coronado in California despite a challenge from a rival bidder, the GAO said in a decision released Wednesday.

Kroger Ordered to Give DOJ Documents About Opioid Prescriptions

Kroger Co. must give the US Department of Justice unredacted documents as part of an investigation into whether the company submitted false claims to Medicare about opioid prescriptions, despite Kroger’s patient privacy concerns.

Open Technology Fund Succeeds in Bid for US Agency’s Payments

Open Technology Fund demonstrated that it should receive nearly $20 million in fiscal year 2025 funds from the US Agency for Global Media, a federal district court said.

Navy Cuts Orders for Frigate Trump Once Touted as ‘Beautiful’

The US Navy is cutting back its orders for a new class of guided-missile frigate that’s been beset by delays, shifting away from a vessel that President Donald Trump once touted as “the most beautiful.”

MilTrain to Proceed With $85 Million Drone Training Contract

MilTrain JV II LLC can perform an $85 million Air Force contract to provide training services for the MQ-9 remotely piloted aircraft, the GAO said in a decision released Tuesday.

EPA Lowers Lead Pipe Replacement Count, Releases New State Funds

The EPA estimates there are about 4 million lead pipes that pose a possible threat to drinking water—less than half the agency’s previous tally of 9 million pipes.

Railway Operator Fails to Get Revival of Army Contract Claim

Wolf Creek Railroad LLC was unable to convince the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to reinstate its $3 million claim that the US Army breached a contract to operate a railway system at a Tennessee munitions plant.