Jun 15, 2020· $10.9 million settlement reached after Tacoma foundry accused of providing faulty steel for Navy subs June 15, 2020 at 2:03 pm Updated June 15, 2020 at 5:51 pm

Jun 15, 2020· Bradken in 2008 acquired a foundry in Tacoma, Washington, that produced steel castings for the Navy. ... Kansas City-based Bradken Inc., paid $10.9 million …

Apr 04, 2019· Feds: Tacoma foundry made subpar steel for Navy submarines The owner, Kansas City-based Bradken, has paid $10.9 million as part of a deferred prosecution agreement. Shea still …

Major California cities say they’ll use their share of a $650 million settlement to clean up the now-banned chemical PCB from polluted bays, lakes and other waterways.

Jun 16, 2020· The Navy's top supplier of steel to build submarines gave the service inferior metal for years, prompting a nearly $10.9 million settlement, the …

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Jun 15, 2020· The Department of Justice announced Monday that Bradken Inc. paid $10.8 million to settle allegations its Tacoma foundry produced substandard steel parts for U.S. Navy submarines.

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The U.S. Justice Department has reached a $10.9 million settlement with a defense contractor accused of producing substandard castings for Navy submarines at a Tacoma foundry and falsifying test ...

$10.9 million settlement reached after Tacoma foundry accused of providing faulty steel for Navy subs. SEATTLE TIMES. The U.S. Justice Department has reached a $10.9 million settlement with a defense contractor accused of producing substandard castings for Navy submarines at a Tacoma foundry and falsifying test results to cover it up, ...

$10.9 million settlement reached after Tacoma foundry accused of providing faulty steel for Navy subs [The Seattle Times] Rose Bowl facing lost revenue and uncertain financial future [Los Angeles Times] Rose Bowl facing lost revenue and uncertain financial future [Los Angeles Times]

$10.9 million settlement reached after Tacoma foundry accused of providing faulty steel for Navy subs [The Seattle Times] Rose Bowl facing lost revenue and uncertain financial future [Los Angeles Times] Rose Bowl facing lost revenue and uncertain financial future [Los Angeles Times]

The supplier, Kansas City-based Bradken Inc., paid $10.9 million as part of a deferred prosecution agreement, the Justice Department said. ... Bradken in 2008 acquired a foundry in Tacoma ...

The supplier, Kansas City-based Bradken Inc., paid $10.9 million as part of a deferred prosecution agreement, the Justice Department said. The company provides steel castings that Navy contractors Electric Boat and Newport News Shipbuilding use to make submarine hulls.

$10.9 million settlement reached after Tacoma foundry ... Seattletimes.com The U.S. Justice Department has reached a $10.9 million settlement with a defense contractor accused of producing substandard castings for Navy submarines at a Tacoma foundry and falsifying test ...

Jun 16, 2020· The U.S. Justice Department has reached a $10.9 million settlement with a defense contractor accused of producing substandard castings for Navy submarines at a Tacoma foundry …

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Jun 15, 2020· A $10.9 million settlement and charges for the metallurgist are the result of a multiyear investigation that called safety of subs into question. ... which acquired the Tacoma foundry in 2008 ...

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Jun 25, 2020· Major California cities say they’ll use their share of a $650 million settlement to clean up the now-banned chemical PCB from bays, lakes and other waterways polluted for decades.

Jun 25, 2020· Other government entities positioned to benefit from the settlement are the Washington cities of Spokane and Tacoma, the city of Portland, Oregon, the Port of Portland, the California cities of Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, Chula Vista, as well as Los Angeles and Baltimore counties, and the city of …

Nov 16, 2018· $10.9 million settlement reached after Tacoma foundry accused of providing faulty steel for Navy subs [The Seattle Times] Rose Bowl facing lost revenue and uncertain financial future [Los Angeles Times] Rose Bowl facing lost revenue and uncertain financial future [Los Angeles Times]

EPA Reaches $14.6 Million Settlement for Groundwater Cleanup at Torrance Superfund Sites: On July 10, 2012, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reached a $14.6 million settlement with four companies for the construction of a groundwater treatment system at the Montrose and Del Amo Superfund sites in Torrance, Calif. Consent Decree

Mar 11, 2020· Tacoma foundry produced substandard steel, falsified tests for Navy, settlement shows Washington state reports 373 new COVID-19 cases, 10 deaths …

$10.9 million settlement reached after Tacoma foundry accused of providing faulty steel for Navy subs [The Seattle Times] Rose Bowl facing lost revenue and uncertain financial future [Los Angeles Times] Rose Bowl facing lost revenue and uncertain financial future [Los Angeles Times]

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Jun 15, 2020· The supplier, Kansas City-based Bradken Inc., paid $10.9 million as part of a deferred prosecution agreement, the Justice Department said. The …

Jun 17, 2020· Click here to read the full article. The Department of Justice (DoJ) has announced that Bradken Inc., a subsidiary of Construction Machinery, agreed to pay $10. 9 million to resolve allegations that it produced and sold substandard steel components that were used in U.S. Navy submarines.. The alleged fraud involved more than two hundred production runs of steel, which …

Jun 16, 2020· The U.S. Justice Department has reached a $10.9 million settlement with a defense contractor accused of producing substandard castings for Navy submarines at a Tacoma foundry …

Jun 24, 2020· Metal foundry and metal casting company Bradken Inc. has agreed to pay $10.9 million to resolve a government claim of military contractor fraud for falsely representing the specifications on vessel components sold to the Navy.. The company did not admit wrongdoing but instead agreed to settle the case to put an end to the civil claims and escape further legal action.

The U.S. Dept. of Justice announced a civil settlement and $10.9-million penalty in a case of the Tacoma foundry producing substandard steel components for U.S. Navy submarines. Jun 16, 2020

Jun 17, 2020· The Department of Justice (DoJ) has announced that Bradken Inc., a subsidiary of Construction Machinery, agreed to pay $10. 9 million to resolve allegations that it produced and sold ...

A lawsuit over the death of a truck driver in an explosion at a Tacoma foundry has been settled. Charles McDonald, Sr. was fatally burned when propane he was unloading at Atlas Castings & Technology exploded in October of 2007. A hose owned by Atlas was missing a …

Jun 16, 2020· $10.9 million settlement reached after Tacoma foundry accused of providing faulty steel for Navy subs (The Seattle Times) Investigation finds foundry metallurgist covered up submarine steel test failures (Kitsap Sun) Tacoma foundry produced substandard steel, falsified tests for Navy, settlement shows (The News Tribune) PRIVACY

The state’s evidence showing a need for a a wider cleanup for the pollution surrounding Tacoma won it a $94 million share of Asarco’s $1.79 billion bankruptcy settlement.