Two members of the BAE Systems Inc. workforce have called the company out on bid-rigging in an official complaint. Program manager Matt Paige and technical illustrator James Gammon are claiming two upper-level members of the company rigged a bid on a contract pertaining to work on a configuration and maintenance supply system for U.S. Army watercraft. The two workers used sources from the U.S. Army in their complaint. BAE operates in more than 100 countries.
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