BOSTON – Three men were sentenced today in federal court in Boston for conspiracy to defraud the United States and mail fraud in connection with a scheme to obtain government contracts.
Frank Apicella, 63, of Groveland, Mass.; Michael Sforza, 59, of Alpharetta, Ga.; and James Apicella, 37, of Kingston, N.H., were sentenced by U.S. District Court Senior Judge Douglas P.… Read more
From the Department of Justice, Office of Public Affairs
On June 3, 2015, a federal grand jury in the District of Puerto Rico returned a five count indictment charging Jose A. Rosa-Colon, his brother and business partner, Ivan Rosa-Colon and Louis Enrique Torres with a multi-million dollar Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) scheme to defraud the U.S. Department of Veteran… Read more
Attention Service Disabled Veteran Owned Businesses:
The May-June 2012 VetLikeMe SDVOSB Newsletter (Volume 3, No. 3) is now available for viewing.
In this issue: Questions for Secretary Shinseki (Hardy Stone Column)
The noun, “Veterans Administration” indeed sounds like an organization for veterans, doesn’t it? It implies a sort of ownership by America’s former soldiers who stepped up when needed by their… Read more
Attention Service Disabled Veteran Owned Businesses:
The March-April 2012 VetLikeMe SDVOSB Newsletter (Volume 3, No. 2) is now available for viewing.
In this issue: Drinking from a Fire Hydrant (Hardy Stone Column)
Wow. Balancing all the powerful wind gusts since our last issue has knocked me into a cold, muddy ravine. The SDVOSB community feels the tremors. The past six weeks… Read more
Attention Service Disabled Veteran Owned Businesses:
March VetLikeMe SDVOSB News Alerts are now available for viewing.
In this alert: VA Denies GAO Again
(Aldevra Wins Again)
(SDVOSB News Services, Washington, DC, March 14, 2012) — Today, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) again found the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) guilty of breaking a law to give procurement preference to service… Read more
Attention Service Disabled Veteran Owned Businesses:
The January-February 2012 VetLikeMe SDVOSB Newsletter (Volume 3, No. 1) is now available for viewing.
In this issue: Bill Johnson, Chairman, House Veterans Affairs Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations Interview
VetLikeMe: What strikes you most about the VA policy that’s puts Veterans eighth in line for contract opportunities?
The sole purpose and responsibility of the VA… Read more
Attention Service Disabled Veteran Owned Businesses:
The May – June 2011 Issue (Volume 2, No. 3) of VetLikeMe (VLM) is now available for viewing.
VetLikeMe (VLM) is a publication focused entirely on service-disabled veteran owned business. We feature National news that
affects our community, interviews with federal government officials and agencies, legislative activities at the State level and editorial opinion.… Read more