
Daniel Seiden
Senior Legal Editor, Bloomberg Law News at Bloomberg Industry Group
Journalist covering federal contracts litigation for @blaw. Introvert but willing to discuss False Claims Act and bid protests #GovCon Retweets not endorsements
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Daniel Seiden
Objective reasonableness defense barred by SCOTUS rulingCustoms statute doesn’t conflict with FCA, 9th Circuit saysA jury properly found that Sigma Corp. owes $8 million for violating the False Claims Act by failing to pay US Customs and Border Protection antidumping duties on pipe parts imported from China, the Ninth Circuit affirmed Monday. Whistleblower Island Industries Inc.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Daniel Seiden
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Daniel Seiden
Claims court’s dismissal improperly focused on alleged harmKeyes plausibly alleged that agency breached obligationKeyes Helium Co. LLC and other plaintiffs convinced a federal appeals court to revive their lawsuit alleging alleging the US Bureau of Land Management breached a helium storage contract. The US Court of Federal Claims wrongly dismissed Keyes’ breach claims after relying on an incorrect analysis that focused on alleged harm to Keyes, Judge Alan D.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Daniel Seiden
US Immigration and Customers Enforcement task orders for emergency detention services shouldn’t move forward because of the procurement’s “defective structure,” a contractor said in a lawsuit. ICE’s procurement is flawed because of ambiguous pricing terms and because the agency awarded over 40 contracts “when far fewer awards were anticipated,” the Active Deployment Systems LLC told the US Court of Federal Claims in a complaint made public June 20.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Daniel Seiden
COURT: Fed. Cl.TRACK DOCKET: 1:25-cv-00968 (Bloomberg Law Subscription)US Immigration and Customers Enforcement task orders for emergency detention services shouldn’t move forward because of the procurement’s “defective structure,” a contractor said in a lawsuit.
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