Former roofing firm CEO Gregg Wallick pleaded guilty to his role in a $3.5 million bid-rigging scheme in Fort Lauderdale.

State senators want to expand state comptroller oversight of high-dollar state contracts and are also exploring a bill to clarify what private information lawmakers can get from businesses hired by ...

A former commercial roofing executive from Fort Lauderdale has admitted he helped rig bids on jobs across Florida, a scheme ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A Columbus woman has been indicted in connection with an alleged bid-rigging scheme in which she made nearly $10,000. According to the Ohio attorney general’s office, the woman ...

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas — A years-long controversy involving alleged bid-rigging in Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo's office appears to be coming to a close, with charges against the third and final ...

Jack Nelson “Jay” Purvis Jr. of Laurel and Jon Christopher “Tank” Burt of Columbus and Gerald Steven “Jerry” Lavender, both ...

This practice created a false impression of high demand and inflated auction closing prices by approximately $9,000.

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ga. - Testimony concluded for the week in the trial of several top Douglas County leaders accused of a bid-rigging scheme. The case involves suspended County Commissioner Henry ...

On 5 January 2025, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced the trial of an artificial intelligence (AI) tool designed to detect collusion in public procurement by scanning and analysing ...

Gregg Wallick, who ran Best Roofing for more than two decades, pleaded guilty on Thursday to illegally earning more than $3.5M through a noncompetitive bidding scheme, the Department of Justice ...

Following several high-profile investigations, the Competition and Markets Authority (“CMA”) has indicated that bid-rigging in public ...

HARTFORD - An investigation into a bid-rigging scheme involving two Connecticut moving and storage companies has led to a $90,000 settlement, the state Office of the Attorney General announced Friday.