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Calling all weapons makers: Pentagon seeks new ideas to arm Ukraine
In its effort to quickly arm Ukraine against Russia, the Pentagon has announced the equivalent of an open casting call for companies to offer weapons and commercial systems that can be rushed to the fight.
By Joe Gould
Texas man schemed to sell Chinese-made military gear to US Embassy in Baghdad, Air Force and National Guard
Tanner Jackson, 32, of Celeste, Texas, schemed to sell Chinese-made military equipment to the U.S. Department of State and other federal entities, including the Air Force and various Army National Guard units.
Civilian-owned company that won millions in contracts for disabled veteran-owned businesses will pay back $5 million
The judgment comes years after Strock Contracting Inc., owners Lee Strock and Kenneth Carter and former employee Cynthia Ann Golde, were first accused of fraud, unjust enrichment and violating the False Claims Act in 2015 after receiving Service-Disabled, Veteran-Owned (SDVO) business contracts and benefits.
Feds investigating another Navy bribery scandal
The cash-for-port contracts allegations echo the "Fat Leonard" scandal.
Here’s what Lockheed will have to do to make up for F-35 spare parts problems
Instead of paying the government back for increased labor costs, Lockheed has agreed to pay for improvements to fix spare parts' electronic records.
By Valerie Insinna