Legal Ex-Corps Worker Pleads Guilty to Bribery on Afghan Contract Tom Ichniowski July 26, 2017 No Comments Former contracting officer admits seeking and receiving $320,000 in bribes from Afghan firm.Read More
Port Construction Lawsuit Settlement Clears Way for Boston Harbor Dredging Deal includes laying new electric cable away from shipping channels. Tom Ichniowski July 14, 2017 No Comments Corps has $18 million in fiscal 2017 funds to start final design and solicitation-preparation work.Read More
Legal Egyptian Firm To Pay U.S. $1.1M To Settle False-Claim Charges Misr Sons is last of 3 joint-venture partners to settle with DOJ Tom Ichniowski June 14, 2017 No Comments Long-running case deals with U.S. AID water projects in Egypt.Read More
Legal Md. Contractor Gets Prison Term in Theft of Union Funds CEO involved in stealing more than $1.7 million from Laborers' local, DOJ says Tom Ichniowski February 27, 2017 No Comments Two executives of contracting firm and a former union official sentenced.Read More
Legal Ex-Union Official Pleads Guilty to $1.7M Theft from Local LIUNA audit found the then-alleged theft, referred matter to DOJ, the department says Tom Ichniowski November 1, 2016 No Comments Justice Dept. says former official at Laborers' D.C.-area local used some of the money for downpayment on house and building a garage there.Read More
Environment Cemex To Pay $1.7M Penalty To Settle Alleged Clean Air Act Violations Company denies federal charges, which deal with emissions from five facilities Tom Ichniowski July 29, 2016 No Comments The consent decree outlines the limits the companies are to achieve on emissions of nitrogen oxides and sulfur dioxide.Read More
Legal URS Unit to Pay $9M to Settle Federal False-Claims Charges Tom Ichniowski January 6, 2016 No Comments Settlement is latest development in case involving U.S. AID infrastructure contracts in Egypt in the 1990s.Read More