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DOJ gets first guilty plea in bid-rigging investigation from Connecticut insulator

By Max Fillion and Leah Nylen ( April 8, 2019, 22:51 GMT | Insight) -- A Connecticut insulation contractor pleaded guilty today to conspiring with at least three other companies to rig bids on insulation contracts, the Justice Department said. The plea is the first in relation to a federal investigation into bid-rigging on approximately $45 million worth of contracts.A Connecticut insulation contractor pleaded guilty today to conspiring with at least three other companies to rig bids on insulation contracts, the Justice Department said. The plea is the first in relation to a federal investigation into bid-rigging on approximately $45 million worth of contracts....

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