Since the devastating fire at Grenfell Tower in 2017, many have been calling for justice and accountability for the lives lost and the survivors affected. However, a new controversy has emerged—companies linked to the tragedy have continued to secure lucrative government contracts, totaling £355 million. This raises serious questions about accountability and the ethical implications of rewarding firms connected to the fire with public funds. As investigations continue, the debate over how to ensure justice and prevent future tragedies remains more pressing than ever