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Home » Ohio Contractor, Former Exec Indicted For Alleged State DOT Bid Rigging
An ongoing federal antitrust investigation into bid rigging and other criminal conduct in the aluminum structures industry has resulted in grand jury indictments of Contech Engineered Solutions LLC and a former executive for their alleged role in a decade-long bid-rigging effort to gain North Carolina Dept. of Transportation contracts.
The six-count indictment, filed in U.S. District Court in Raleigh on Oct. 23 claims that West Chester, Ohio-based Contech and former area vice president Brent Brewbaker conspired to rig bids for aluminum headwalls and other drainage structures used in a variety of NCDOT road and bridge projects between 2009 and 2018.