Texas University Pays to Resolve Claims It Defrauded Grant Program

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Feb 10, 2026

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Houston, Texas—The University of Texas at San Antonio has agreed to pay nearly $130,000 to resolve allegations it defrauded the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, announced U.S. Attorney Nicholas J. Ganjei. The settlement stems from a NASA cooperative agreement intended to establish a Center for Advanced Measurements in Extreme Environments.

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Texas University Pays to Resolve Claims It Defrauded Grant Program

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Texas University Pays to Resolve Claims It Defrauded Grant Program

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Texas University Pays to Resolve Claims It Defrauded Grant Program

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Texas University Pays to Resolve Claims It Defrauded Grant Program

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Texas University Pays to Resolve Claims It Defrauded Grant Program

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Texas University Pays to Resolve Claims It Defrauded Grant Program

NASA’s Mission Support Consolidation Efforts Remain Incomplete and Lack Metrics to Measure Success

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Texas University Pays to Resolve Claims It Defrauded Grant Program

NASA’s Mission Support Consolidation Efforts Remain Incomplete and Lack Metrics to Measure Success

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Texas University Pays to Resolve Claims It Defrauded Grant Program

NASA’s Mission Support Consolidation Efforts Remain Incomplete and Lack Metrics to Measure Success

NASA’s Mission Support Future Architecture Program

Texas University Pays to Resolve Claims It Defrauded Grant Program

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