United States v. Alan Hayward James - Bribery, Bid Rigging, Wire Fraud
Summary
The DOJ Antitrust Division filed criminal charges against Alan Hayward James on March 20, 2026, alleging bribery, bid rigging, and conspiracy to commit wire fraud. The defendant entered a plea agreement on April 1, 2026, resolving the criminal case. The violations occurred in the computer systems design services industry.
What changed
The DOJ Antitrust Division filed criminal Information charges against Alan Hayward James on March 20, 2026, and subsequently secured a plea agreement on April 1, 2026, resolving counts of bribery, bid rigging, and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
Companies operating in computer systems design services and government contracting should review their antitrust compliance programs, anti-bribery policies, and bidding practices. The criminal enforcement signals continued DOJ priority on bid rigging and public corruption in technology procurement.
What to do next
- Monitor case proceedings
- Review internal anti-corruption and bid-rigging compliance controls
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U.S v. Alan Hayward James
Share Memorandum of Plea Agreement (April 1, 2026)
Information (March 20, 2026)
Case Open Date
March 20, 2026
Case Name United States v. Alan Hayward James Case Type Criminal Case Violation(s)
- Bribery
- Bid Rigging
- Conspiracy to Commit Wire Fraud
Industry Code(s)
- Computer Systems Design Services
Component Antitrust Division Case Documents Memorandum of Plea Agreement [PDF, ] Information [PDF, ] Updated April 2, 2026
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