Daniel Wilson

The pending consolidation of more than $490 billion in annual federal procurement under the General Services Administration could exacerbate the ongoing shrinking of the federal contracting base and stymie contracting innovation, undercutting its stated efficiency goal.

The U.S. Department of Defense asked a Washington, D.C., federal judge Friday to lift an injunction blocking it from implementing a policy that the judge ruled wrongly banned transgender people from serving in the military, saying she had misinterpreted the policy.

Drone manufacturer SZ DJI Technology Co. Ltd. has urged a D.C. federal judge to order the U.S. Department of Defense to take the company off a list of Chinese military companies, saying the listing was based on faulty reasoning and a failure to consider relevant evidence.

A Texas federal judge on Friday ruled that Fort Worth's $420.6 million suit seeking to hold the federal government and various manufacturers liable for PFAS contamination must be split into separate cases, or risk being too unwieldy and confusing for jurors.

A Texas federal judge on Friday ruled that Fort Worth's $420.6 million suit seeking to hold the federal government and various manufacturers liable for PFAS contamination must be split into separate cases, or risk being too unwieldy and confusing for jurors.

A group of defendants accused of Medicare Advantage fraud urged the Eleventh Circuit on Monday to uphold a decision finding the False Claims Act's whistleblower provision unconstitutional, saying the statutory clause violates the Constitution in multiple ways. 

A group of defendants accused of Medicare Advantage fraud urged the Eleventh Circuit on Monday to uphold a decision finding the False Claims Act's whistleblower provision unconstitutional, saying the statutory clause violates the Constitution in multiple ways. 

A Court of Federal Claims judge has rejected a protest over a $256.8 million U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs telehealth program support contract, saying the protester hadn't shown the VA "pre-selected" the awardee before making a formal award decision.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has awarded contracts to house more than two thousand detainees at facilities owned by private detention firms GEO Group Inc. and CoreCivic Inc., including a $1 billion deal to reopen a previously closed facility.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has awarded contracts to house more than two thousand detainees at facilities owned by private detention firms GEO Group Inc. and CoreCivic Inc., including a $1 billion deal to reopen a previously closed facility.