Army Splits Award Among 3 Firms
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The Army awarded a contract worth up to $150 billion to feed, house and provide other services to U.S. troops in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait, spreading among three companies work that recently had been linked to a single, controversial contractor: Halliburton.
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NEW YORK, Aug 17  - In an otherwise listless credit market, Halliburton has created some drama with its ongoing saga with the Army over its accounting for $1.8 billion of work in Iraq and Kuwait.
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The United States army will withhold payment of up to $60m (£32.8m) a month on future invoices submitted by Halliburton, the firm formerly run by vice-president Dick Cheney, due to a continuing dispute over work done in Iraq.
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President Bush awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Tuesday to three figures who were central to his Iraq policy, former CIA Director George Tenet, former Iraq administrator L. Paul Bremer and retired Gen. Tommy Franks.
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Spc. Robert Loria of Middletown, N.Y., lost his arm in Iraq, but instead of a farewell paycheck from the Army he got a bill for nearly &#36;1,800. On Friday a platoon of New York lawmakers came to his rescue. Loria found himself stuck in Fort Hood in Texas this week when Army officials said he owed money for travel expenses and for lost equipment.
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The U.S. military has agreed to give about $650,000 to three British soldiers and a Kuwaiti interpreter who were injured when an American military truck slammed into their vehicle in Iraq, a lawyer said Monday.
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Study shows defense agencies accounted for three-quarters of the $20 billion in federal IT contracts awarded last quarter.
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The U.S. Defense Department said on Thursday it was awarding what might have been its richest-ever single contract at $24 billion, but it erred by a factor of 1,000.
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The Army will examine as many as 18,000 contracts awarded over the past four years to support U.S. forces in Iraq to determine how many are tainted by waste, fraud and abuse, service officials said yesterday.
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NEW YORK, September 7 (New Ratings) - The US Army reportedly intends to break up its multibillion dollar contract, awarded to Halliburton Co (HAL.
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Award denied to thousands of soldiers --tankers, engineers, artillerymen -- retrained for combat.
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The Army is considering a settlement with five companies that successfully protested awards made in April under the Information Technology Enterprise Solutions-2 Services (ITES-2S) contract.
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Halliburton unit Kellogg Brown and  Root, the U.S. military's biggest contractor in Iraq, could not  account for over a third of the items it handled in Kuwait  under a work order for the U.S. occupation authority in Iraq,  said an audit released on Thursday.
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A local consortium of DynCorp International and McNeil Technologies was awarded a five-year Army contract worth up to $4.6 billion yesterday to provide linguists to the U.S. military in Iraq.
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Raytheon Co. , the fifth-largest US defense company, got a $240.5 million award from the US Air Force to produce training aircraft, extending the company's largest contract for military aircraft. The award covers production of 50 of the T-6A training aircraft for use by the Air Force and Navy under the Joint Primary Aircraft Training System program, Raytheon spokeswoman Jackie ...
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ENSR's Jason Fronczek recently received the  prestigious "Young Engineer Award"  from the Baltimore Post of the Society of Military Engineers (SAME).  This award recognizes superior achievement in the design, construction,  and supervisory phases of engineering.
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WASHINGTON -- President George W. Bush awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom yesterday to three figures who were central to his Iraq policy: former CIA director George Tenet, former Iraq administrator Paul Bremer and retired general Tommy Franks.