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Sandstone Associates Inc. missed the deadline in its challenge to the U.S. Postal Service’s refusal to reimburse a property tax demand, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims ruled Dec. 12.

Rite Aid Corp. escaped a False Claims Act suit accusing the company of overbilling government health-care programs for prescription drugs, after a Dec. 12 Michigan federal court ruling.

Ohio engineering services company Alphaport Inc. and its Chief Executive Officer agreed to pay $981,420 to resolve claims they fraudulently obtained NASA contracts by misrepresenting eligibility for a set-aside program.

A second federal judge barred President Donald Trump from using military construction funds for his Mexico border wall, with a U.S. court ruling Wednesday in Oakland, California, echoing one Tuesday in El Paso, Texas.

Federal spending on the National Institutes of Health Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center’s three governmentwide acquisition contracts has reached more than $15 billion since the contracts started in fiscal 2012.

Amec Foster Wheeler Environment & Infrastructure Inc. is entitled to $130,000 in liquidated damages for over 100 days of delay to an Alcatraz Island prison repair and restoration project caused by the National Park Service, a contract appeals board ruled.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper said the American military risks falling behind China if the Pentagon is forced to delay implementation of a cloud-computing contract worth as much as $10 billion.