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nitpicker

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2. Correction re S&S article: DoJ said warehouses were PART of the $8 B contract

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Tue Dec 4, 2018, 09:02 AM

Dec 2018

According to the indictment, on June 22, 2012, the U.S. Department of Defense awarded Anham an $8 billion contract to provide food and supplies to U.S. troops in Afghanistan known as the “SPV-A contract.” As part of the bidding process, the defendants allegedly caused Anham to represent that it would build two warehouses in Afghanistan, which Anham would use to provide supplies to U.S. forces.

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Contractors charged in plot to defraud US in multibillion-dollar project at Bagram [View all] nitpicker Dec 2018 OP

Link to the DoJ PR nitpicker Dec 2018 #1

Correction re S&S article: DoJ said warehouses were PART of the $8 B contract nitpicker Dec 2018 #2

Makes a lot more sense nitpicker Dec 2018 #3