Contractors selling software to the government are on notice to play nice with rivals as a Senate panel advanced a bill Wednesday that would make agencies keep better track of what software they’re buying and what limits vendors are placing on licenses.
Lockheed Martin and Verizon demonstrated 5G-enabled drones with the capability of capturing and transferring real-time intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance data from aircraft while in flight to geolocate military targets for the Department of Defense, said Lockheed Martin Wednesday.
An Orlando, Fla., cardiology practice must face an ex-employee’s claim she was fired for raising concerns about potentially improper Medicare billing in violation of the federal False Claims Act, a federal judge has ruled.
President Joe Biden’s initiative boosting the minimum wage for federal contractors to $15 an hour will face its biggest legal test during oral argument at a federal appeals court in Denver.
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A New York hospital is suing Health and Human Services Dept. leadership for allegedly shorting it more than $50 million on Covid-19 relief funds for treatment at the height of the pandemic.
