On June 10, 2026, at 2:15 p.m., Javier Vázquez, an attorney from O'Neill & Borges, sent an email to Josué Colón, the Chief of Energy and Executive Director of the Public-Private Alliances Authority of Puerto Rico, alerting him to a potential issue with a $5.887 billion contract. ^[1] The communication came from the legal firm O'Neill & Borges, directed specifically at Colón, who holds the dual role of leading the energy portfolio and managing public-private alliances for the island. The flagged matter concerns a contract valued at $5.887 billion, which represents a significant portion of the state's energy infrastructure funding. The alert was delivered via email, establishing a formal record of the concern before any public response or further investigation details were available in the filing. ^[1]