Dell and Iron Bow pay millions in settlement
Army overcharging claims lead to $4M agreement.
Dell Technologies and Iron Bow Technologies have agreed to pay over $2 million each to settle allegations of overcharging the US Army under a computing contract, according to the Justice Department.
Dell will pay $2.3 million, while Iron Bow will pay $2.05 million to resolve claims of violating the False Claims Act. The DOJ accused the companies of submitting non-competitive bids that inflated costs under the Army Desktop and Mobile Computing contract.
The settlement highlights government efforts to enforce accountability in defence contracts, ensuring fair pricing and compliance with procurement laws.