U.S. v. Bristol Alloys in the Headlines Levittown metal company charged in $1M fraud case "Defense attorney Michael Diamondstein said Bullock is cooperating and will continue to do so." Trenton Times (NJ.com)  September 8, 2010 Feds: He sold inferior metals for Navy subs "Defense attorney Michael Diamondstein said Bullock and his company cooperated" Daily News (phillynews.com)  September  2010 Millitary subcontractor Bristol Alloys charged with fraud "Federal prosecutors charged a Bucks County PA steel company Tuesday with Defrauding the U.S. government" Philadelphia Business Journal  September 7, 2010 Bucks firm charged with faking test data for Navy contract "Bristol Alloys, Inc...and its president, James Bullick, were charged today with one count of major fraud against the United States." Philly.com  September 7, 2010 Company charged with selling faulty Navy sub parts "Diamondstein said his client is helping the government locate any of the nonconforming pieces of steel." Virginia Pilot (HamptonRoads.com)  September 8, 2010 Supplier of steel for submarines charged with fraud "It is our understanding that at no point in time were in-service members in danger related to the non-conforming pieces of steel," Diamondstein said DailyPress.com  September 8, 2010 Navy: VA shipyard's tip sparked parts inspection "The U.S. Navy says it began inspecting parts used to build submarines." Associated Press  September 10, 2010 Bristol Alloy accused of fraud over Virginia-class components A criminal suit has been filed against a supplier of key steel components used on board the US Navy's Virginia-class submarines Jane's Defense Weekly September 16, 2010

 

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