Too many federal agencies are insufficiently protecting against contractor fraud or incompetence by using the suspension and debarment process, the Government Accountability Office reported Thursday.

We represent individual government contractors (typically private employees that work for government defense contractors) in debarment cases before federal agencies, like the Department of Defense and ...

Homeland Security Department contracting officials are reluctant to pursue suspension and debarment actions against contractors even when those actions may be warranted, according to a new audit ...

The idea of suspending contractors who run afoul of procurement rules is catching on with agencies, but the process still has a few bugs in it. The Interagency Suspension and Debarment Committee said ...

A new report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) says the Department of Labor (DOL) determined that 60 contractors should be excluded from receiving new federal contracts for three years.

Our lawyers defend government contractors (private employees that work for government contractors) in debarment cases before federal agencies like the Department of Defense and others. What is a ...

Federal agencies have failed repeatedly to comply with suspension and debarment regulations, allowing poor performing and unethical companies to continue winning government work, according to a key ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Contractors on Denver city projects soon will get a chance to appeal decisions issued by the auditor’s office that aim to recoup workers’ stiffed wages. The ...