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Technip, S.A., a Parisian engineering and construction services company, agreed to pay a $240 million criminal penalty to resolve FCPA charges for its role in a tenyear bribery scheme to secure contracts from Nigerian government officials worth over $6 billion
On January 21, 2010, FCPA charges were filed against the informant who led the government to the 22 individuals indicted in the FCPA sting operation made public two days earlier, confirming that the individual in question, Richard Bistrong, had been cooperating in order to seek leniency in his own prosecution
