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Enforcement
Pennsylvania Man Gets Probation, $425,000 Judgment for Stripping Parts From Donated 'Huey' Helicopter
Douglas Zych, 70, of McKeesport, Pa., was sentenced to six months' probation and ordered to pay a $425,000 judgment for cannibalizing and selling parts from a 'Huey' helicopter donated to a museum under GSA's Federal Surplus Property Donation Program, while title still rested with the United States.
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Awards
3dB Labs Wins $350M Army Contract for Spectrum Situational Awareness System
Army Contracting Command awards 3dB Labs a $350M firm-fixed-price contract to produce the Spectrum Situational Awareness System (S2AS), a 57x scale-up from a $6.1M OTA prototype awarded just 13 months earlier.
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Awards
Oshkosh Defense Wins $92M Marine Corps ROGUE-Fires Block 2 Autonomous Fires Contract
Marine Corps Systems Command awarded Oshkosh Defense LLC $92,079,801 across two May 29 delivery orders for ROGUE-Fires Block 2, the U.S. military's first semi-autonomous ground fires system, integrating Forterra AutoDrive for GPS-denied operations through September 2028.
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Enforcement
Canadian Steel Firms Farjess and Royal Canadian Steel to Pay $19M FCA Settlement for Mislabeling Foreign Steel to Evade Duties
Farjess Inc., Royal Canadian Steel Inc. and owner Feroz Jessani will pay $19 million to resolve False Claims Act allegations that they misrepresented the country of origin of European and Asian flat-rolled steel to evade antidumping, countervailing and Section 232 duties owed to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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Policy
GAO's 2026 Duplication Report Flags $100B+ in Potential Savings, 97 New Matters, 610 Open Items for Congress
GAO's 2026 annual duplication, overlap, and fragmentation report (GAO-26-108505, published May 12, 2026) identifies 97 new matters and recommendations and points to potential financial benefits topping $100 billion. It also tracks 610 matters for congressional consideration that remain outstanding.
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Protests
GAO Dismisses Metro East's Protest of CDC Sole-Source Guard-Services Extension as Untimely — Clock Started at the SAM.gov Posting
GAO dismissed Metro East Joint Venture's protest (B-424392) of a CDC sole-source guard-services extension to incumbent Chenega as untimely. The 10-day clock began with the January 27 SAM.gov justification posting, not the March 25 option exercise, making the April 6 filing over two months late.
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Policy
GAO Warns VA's Acquisition Reorganization Could Miss the Mark Without Governance Discipline — 23 Open Recommendations, 15% Staff Cut
GAO's new report (GAO-26-108474) warns that VA's plan to centralize all procurement offices won't fix long-standing acquisition weaknesses on its own. With a 15% contracting-staff cut, 23 open recommendations, and no full plan as of February 2026, GAO urges five leading reform practices.
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Awards
General Dynamics Mission Systems Wins $106M MUOS Ground-Segment Sustainment Task Order, $294.9M With Options
General Dynamics Mission Systems received a $106 million task order for baseline sustainment and obsolescence support of the MUOS ground segment, with a total value of $294.9 million if all options are exercised, running through May 2031.
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Awards
KTH Services JV Wins $221.5M Army Contract for Fort Carson Base Operations Support Through 2031
KTH Services JV LLC of Falls Church, Virginia, won a $221,500,000 firm-fixed-price Army contract for base operations support at Fort Carson, Colorado, through May 2031. The competitively solicited award drew five bids and marks the joint venture's second major BASOPS win.
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Awards
Lockheed Martin Wins $200.8M Navy Contract for AEGIS Training Support Across Six Foreign Military Sales Partners
Lockheed Martin's Orlando-based Rotary and Mission Systems unit won a $200,823,547 Navy contract to provide AEGIS combat-system training support to six Foreign Military Sales partners — Australia, Canada, Japan, Norway, South Korea, and Spain — through June 2031.
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Policy
NIST Launches $20M-Per-Project MEP Pilots to Onshore Aerospace 3D-Printing and Build a Domestic Critical-Minerals Supply Chain
NIST published a May 20, 2026 Notice of Intent (Federal Register 2026-10105) to compete advanced-manufacturing pilots through its Hollings MEP program, with roughly $20 million per project over two years for aerospace 3D printing and a domestic critical-minerals supply chain. The competition is open only to current MEP center awardees.
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Awards
SpaceX Wins $4.16 Billion Space Force Award to Build Space-Based Airborne Moving Target Indicator Constellation
The U.S. Space Force awarded SpaceX $4.16 billion under an Other Transaction Authority agreement to build a Starshield-based satellite constellation that detects and tracks airborne moving targets, with an initial operational capability targeted for 2028.
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