> Halliburton (KBR) workers in Iraq paid 50 cents an hour
14 June 2007, 19:25
The option years are based off of contractor ratings (scores) they recieve in quarterly evaulations from the customer (US Governement) and the client (DCMA)... how can you whine about KBR still being on the contract when they have never recieved negative ratings from the various commands they have supported? If the US military could house, feed, re-supply and provide their own logisitical support on everything from water to fuel then KBR wouldn’t be needed... now would they?
The option years are based off of contractor ratings (scores) they recieve in quarterly evaulations from the customer (US Governement) and the client (DCMA)... how can you whine about KBR still being on the contract when they have never recieved negative ratings from the various commands they have supported? If the US military could house, feed, re-supply and provide their own logisitical support on everything from water to fuel then KBR wouldn’t be needed... now would they?