Defense Logistics Agency News
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The Pentagon may have recovered more than a third of the $757 million in overpayments it says went to Supreme Foodservice, a contractor in Afghanistan, yet several U.S. lawmakers say that’s too little, too late.
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The Pentagon has recouped more than a third of the $757 million in overpayments it says were made to Supreme Foodservice AG, a contractor in Afghanistan, according to an agency official.
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Supreme Foodservice AG sued the U.S. government challenging the Defense Department’s awarding a competitor a $10 billion contract for distributing food products in Afghanistan.
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BP Plc’s Pentagon contracts have more than doubled since the year of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the biggest in U.S. history.
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BP Plc’s temporary ban from new U.S. government work now includes a bit of wiggle room for the Defense Department.
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The Pentagon is pressing one of the largest contractors in Afghanistan, Supreme Foodservice AG, to refund within 30 days overpayments of $756.9 million in unsupported transportation costs, according to a spokeswoman.
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BP Plc, suspended from winning new U.S. government contracts for its role in the biggest oil spill in the nation’s history, has military deals with a potential value of more than $2 billion set to expire in the next two years.
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President Barack Obama directed the Pentagon’s Defense Logistics Agency to purchase as much as 22 million gallons of unleaded gasoline and diesel fuel to relieve miles-long lines at service stations after the superstorm Sandy.
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Agility rose the most in two months as the Kuwaiti company charged with defrauding the U.S. government said it filed a claim seeking about $225 million from the Department of Defense for breaching contract terms.
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Angela Meredith, who is legally blind, says she owes her job to a U.S. government program that reserves contracts for disabled workers.
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