federal-contracting
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Lockheed employment settlements separate $22 million for the government from approximately $7.5 million for employees
DOJ announced November 3 that Lockheed Martin agreed to approximately $29.5 million in settlements over alleged employment discrimination and false certifications. The total includes $22 million for the United States and approximately $7.5 million for over 1,000 employees through the EEOC. Lockheed denies the covered conduct in the federal agreement; the announcement does not establish that employees have received payments.
Also filed underemploymentdiscriminationworker-paysettlements
ILC Dover and ILC Astrospace agree to $13 million settlement over alleged cybersecurity failures
ILC Dover and ILC Astrospace agreed to pay $13 million to resolve allegations concerning cybersecurity requirements in Army, Missile Defense Agency and NASA contracts, DOJ announced November 3. The allegations concern claims for payment from January 2018 to October 2024. The settlement is not a determination of liability, and the announcement does not establish an actual breach or theft of government information.
Also filed undercybersecurityfalse-claims-actnasasettlements
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