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Contractor to Pay $1M in Cannon AFB Overcharge Case

Contractor to Pay $1M in Cannon AFB Overcharge Case

Contractor to Pay $1M in Cannon AFB Overcharge Case

Introduction

The U.S. Attorney’s Office has announced a settlement with Noble Supply & Logistics, LLC following allegations that the company overcharged the Air Force under a federal contract at Cannon Air Force Base.

Alleged Violations of Contract Terms

Under the contract issued by the Department of the Air Force, Noble was responsible for providing supplies and materials to support infrastructure and civil engineering operations through the Contractor Operated Civil Engineer Supply Store. Authorities alleged that Noble violated contract terms related to pricing requirements and obtaining competitive vendor quotes, leading to overpayments and violations of the False Claims Act.

False Quotes and Withheld Bids

In one instance, the company allegedly submitted fake, altered, or fabricated vendor quotes for high-value items that required competitive pricing. Officials also claimed that Noble withheld lower vendor bids, which led the Air Force to pay more than necessary.

Settlement Terms and Denial of Liability

As part of the agreement, Noble will pay the U.S. government $1,034,495.99, which includes $250,497.94 in restitution. The payments will be made in semi-annual installments through January 2028. Despite the settlement, Noble denies any wrongdoing, and the agreement does not constitute an admission of liability.

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