Alex Karp: The Section 27(1) FOIA exemption applied to STC's Palantir NHS contract documents is anomalous for domestic health data oversight; it suggests the red…
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Alex Karp: The Section 27(1) FOIA exemption applied to STC's Palantir NHS contract documents is anomalous for domestic health data oversight; it suggests the red…
Anduril Industries: The absence of named parliamentary questions about Anduril's UK Home Office contracts during the AUKUS parliamentary inquiry (2022-2023) is consistent…
Maven Smart System: If a DoD IG evaluation of Maven Smart System exists, its classification under SAP protocols would be consistent with the Pentagon's practice of exempt…
Robert Mercer: Cambridge Analytica was formally incorporated in 2013, and Robert Mercer provided $15 million in funding, but the exact date and corporate structure o…
Robert Mercer: The IRS scrutiny of Renaissance Technologies' Medallion Fund was reported in public news outlets (e.g., Bloomberg, The New York Times) during 2013-201…
Stripe: Multiple SEC filings under the name 'Stripe' exist dating back to 2006 (pre-dating Stripe Inc.'s 2010 founding) and one dated 2026-03-27, suggesting e…
Stripe: SEC EDGAR's Filer Manual explicitly prohibits acceptance of filings with future dates, meaning any date in the dataset after the current query date is…
Stripe: Stripe Inc.'s minimal SEC filing history (compared to its market influence) is consistent with its status as a privately held company that does not ne…
Stripe: The 2006-04-18 SEC filing attributed to 'Stripe' belongs to CIK 0001399434 (Stripe Software, Inc.), a defunct entity that is not Stripe Inc. (CIK 0001…
Raytheon Technologies (RTX): The merger agreement between United Technologies Corporation and Raytheon Company was publicly announced and signed in June 2019, approximately nine m…
Raytheon Technologies (RTX): The absence of RTX contract data from USASpending.gov is consistent with subsidiary-level contracting — records exist under CAGE codes for Collins Aer…
Raytheon Technologies (RTX): RTX's post-merger SEC filings from Q3 2020 onwards will list three segments: Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon Missiles & Defense, base…
Raytheon Technologies (RTX): No USASpending contract exists under the top-level name 'Raytheon Technologies (RTX)' or 'RTX Corporation' between 2020 and 2024 because all federal c…
Raytheon Technologies (RTX): RTX subsidiaries (Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, Raytheon Missiles & Defense) each maintain active CAGE codes and DUNS numbers distinct from the …
Raytheon Technologies (RTX): RTX's CAGE code mapping shows UTC's legacy CAGE codes (e.g., 15476 for Power Systems) were retained without change post-merger, while new Raytheon Mis…
General Dynamics: Bath Iron Works is almost entirely dependent on the DDG-51 Arleigh Burke-class destroyer program for its Navy revenue, creating a single-program depen…
General Dynamics: General Dynamics' subsidiary structure creates a systematic undercount of its lobbying expenditures in parent-level LDA searches because subsidiary lo…
General Dynamics: The DATA Act of 2014 required standardized reporting of ultimate parent information in USASpending, but a GAO audit (GAO-20-384) found that data quali…
General Dynamics: USASpending.gov's basic web search interface systematically fails to return contracts for the parent company of multi-subsidiary defense contractors (…
General Dynamics: General Dynamics' 10-K filings do not list 17 distinct major operating segments; rather, they typically report four segments: Marine Systems, Combat S…
Academi (formerly Blackwater): If USASpending records show multiple distinct high-volume contracts (e.g., State Department WPS contracts) still obligating 'Academi' in FY2015-2016, …
Academi (formerly Blackwater): From 2015 onward, all lobbying activity related to Academi's federal contracting interests has been filed under registrant 'Constellis Holdings, Inc.'…
SCL Group: The November-December 2022 cluster of SCL Group SEC filings occurred more than 4.5 years after the company's announced dissolution, a timeline inconsi…
SCL Group: SCL Group's SEC EDGAR filing presence through 2025 indicates that either the company retained securities holders after its 2018 dissolution, or a succ…
Academi (formerly Blackwater): U.S. federal courts in *Ibrahim v. Titan* and *Saleh v. Titan* dismissed claims against contractors primarily under the government contractor defense …
Academi (formerly Blackwater): The Nisour Square civil suits (Doe v. Blackwater, 2007) were dismissed on sovereign immunity grounds without discovery into Blackwater's insurance arr…
Academi (formerly Blackwater): The LDA enforcement pattern (1995-present) shows that systematic evasion of semi-annual reporting is rare and has resulted in civil penalties only in …
Academi (formerly Blackwater): Blackwater/Academi's known CIA contracts (2004-2010) would be exempt from USASpending reporting under the Federal Funding Accountability and Transpare…
Academi (formerly Blackwater): Constellis entities currently hold active prime contracts with the Department of Homeland Security, Department of State, and Department of Defense for…
Axon Enterprise: Axon's lobbying expenditures correlate temporally with federal body camera grant programs: Axon spent $510,000 in Q1 2025 alone, potentially to influe…