Senior Counsel Michael McCollum and Of Counsel John Eliason summarized the key aspects of eligibility for renewable energy stimulus funding and cash grants, as well as the ways that contractors may become disqualified from receiving further funds due to violations of the False Claims Act (FCA). They stated that conservative applications and adherence to rigorous compliance programs may help contractors avoid violations of the FCA when requesting funds.
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