Dell has agreed to pay $2,300,000, and Iron Bow will part ways with $2,051,000 for their role in the scheme to defraud the United States Army.

Dell Technologies and Iron Bow Technologies have agreed to pay more than $2 million each to resolve allegations by the U.S. government they overcharged the Army on a computing contract, the ...

A whistleblower kicked off a Justice Department investigation into allegations that Dell and Iron Bow worked together to overcharge the Army for IT products.

Dell Technologies (DELL) and Dell Federal Systems L.P. earlier this week agreed to pay $2.3M to resolve allegations that they violated the False Claims Act by submitting and causing the submission ...

Dell Technologies and Iron Bow, No. 41 on the 2024 CRN Solution Provider 500, agreed to settle civil claims that it violated the False Claims Act for $4.3 million, without admitting to wrongdoing.

Both Iron Bow - a company that resells technology products to the government - and Dell competed for contracts to sell basic hardware to the Army between 2020 and 2024, while Iron Bow also ...

Dell has agreed to pay $2.3 million to settle claims that it violated the False Claims Act. Dell and reseller Iron Bow overcharged the US Army for computers over four years, the DOJ said.

In this episode of GovExec TV, James Rogers, director of data center modernization at Iron Bow Technologies, and Christopher Sutton, partner systems engineer at Dell Technologies, discuss the ...

Dell Technologies and Iron Bow Technologies have agreed to pay more than $2 million each to resolve allegations that they overcharged the US Army under a government computing contract.

Dell has agreed to pay $2.3 million and Iron Bow has agreed to pay $2.05 million to resolve allegations they violated the False Claims Act by submitting non-competitive bids to the Army and ...