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Dell, Iron Bow settle charges they overcharged the Army, DOJ says
Dell Technologies and Iron Bow Technologies have agreed to pay more than $2 million each to resolve allegations by the U.S. government they overcharged the Army on a computing contract, the Justice Department said on Tuesday.
Dell, Iron Bow Settle False Claims Act Case, DOJ Investigation Ongoing
Over a period of four years Dell Technologies knowingly submitted high bids on US Army hardware contracts to ensure that its reseller Iron Bow Technologies would win the deal with a lower bid.
Dell settles with Uncle Sam over Army bid-rigging claims
The US Department of Justice has reached a $4.35 million settlement with Dell and its reseller Iron Bow over claims that the two businesses colluded to rig bids for business with the US Army. The case stems from the $5 billion Army Desktop and Mobile Computing – 3 (ADMC-3) contract that the Army uses to procure hardware and associated services.
Dell pays $2.3 million to settle claims that it overcharged the US Army for computers
Dell has agreed to pay $2.3 million to settle claims that it violated the False Claims Act. Dell and reseller Iron Bow overcharged the US Army for computers over four years, the DOJ said. Fraud in the government contract process costs taxpayers, said a US attorney involved in the case.
Dell and Iron Bow pay millions to banish U.S. Army fraud claims
Dell Technologies Inc. and Dell Federal Systems L.P. (collectively Dell) and Iron Bow Technologies LLC (Iron Bow) are set to pay millions of dollars to settle allegations they both overcharged the Army under the Army Desktop and Mobile Computing 3 (ADMC-3) contract.
Dell, Iron Bow agree on Army pricing allegation settlements
Dell Technologies has agreed to pay $2.3 million to settle claims from the Justice Department that the global tech giant and its partner Iron Bow Technologies worked together to submit non ...
Dell, Iron Bow to pay $4.3M to resolve False Claims Act allegations
Dell Technologies (DELL) and Dell Federal Systems L.P. earlier this week agreed to pay $2.3M to resolve allegations that they violated the
Dell pays $2.3M settlement over allegations regarding non-competitive bids to Army
Austin based company Dell agreed to pay $2.3M to the Army to resolve allegations that the tech giant violated the False Claims Act by submitting and causing the submission of non-competitive bids to the Army,
Dell settles charges that it overcharged the US Army on computing contracts
Dell Technologies and Iron Bow Technologies have agreed to pay more than $2 million each to resolve allegations that they ...
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Federal contractors agree to pay fines for False Claims Act violations
The Justice Department said Dell Technologies and Iron Bow will each pay more than 2 million dollars to resolve a Qui Tam lawsuit.
Tech companies settle lawsuit alleging they overcharged the US Army
Two technology companies will pay the U.S. government $2 million each to settle a lawsuit that alleged the companies ...