The construction firm once run by Dick Cheney won?t get a big Iraq contract

[dahunan]

Halliburton Out of the Running

The construction firm once run by Dick Cheney won?t get a big Iraq contract
http://www.msnbc.com/news/892259.asp?0cv=BB10

 

[Grey]

Yey

 

[rufruf44]

Good, this should silence all the conspiration theorist and the likes.

 

[nagger]

it's 2 out of 3 contrats Haliburton isn't getting :Q

cheney must be really p!ssed

 

[T2T III]

Originally posted by: rufruf44
Good, this should silence all the conspiration theorist and the likes.

What will the Democrats be able to complain about now? I guess they'll find something.

 

[DanJ]

Originally posted by: Tiles2Tech
What will the Democrats be able to complain about now? I guess they'll find something.

Maybe domestic issues. God knows someone has to worry about them still.

 

[etech]

Originally posted by: DanJ

Originally posted by: Tiles2Tech
What will the Democrats be able to complain about now? I guess they'll find something.

Maybe domestic issues. God knows someone has to worry about them still.

That didn't take long.

 

[Piano Man]

They can still get a subcontract.

 

[AlienCraft]

What remains unclear is whether Halliburton took itself out of the running for the contract, was asked by the Bush administration to do so or whether its bid was simply not deemed competitive. USAID?s Beans would not elaborate on why Halliburton did not make it onto the finalists? list, but he suggested that Halliburton chose to play a subcontracting role.

"CHOSE to play...", not lost or removed itself from the bidding altogether.

On Monday, the U.S. Army announced it had awarded a contract to extinguish oil fires and restore oil infrastructure in Iraq to Halliburton?s Kellogg, Brown & Root engineering and construction division

So they're not totally in charge, just waiting for orders.

But it's about Freedom For Iraq.... not OIL, remember......

 

[dahunan]

Originally posted by: AlienCraft

On Monday, the U.S. Army announced it had awarded a contract to extinguish oil fires and restore oil infrastructure in Iraq to Halliburton?s Kellogg, Brown & Root engineering and construction division

So they're not totally in charge, just waiting for orders.

But it's about Freedom For Iraq.... not OIL, remember......

Who is more qualified than Kellogg, Brown & Root? <<--- that is an honest question.

 

[AlienCraft]

Originally posted by: dahunan

Originally posted by: AlienCraft

On Monday, the U.S. Army announced it had awarded a contract to extinguish oil fires and restore oil infrastructure in Iraq to Halliburton?s Kellogg, Brown & Root engineering and construction division

So they're not totally in charge, just waiting for orders.

But it's about Freedom For Iraq.... not OIL, remember......

Who is more qualified than Kellogg, Brown & Root? <<--- that is an honest question.

Maybe Boots -n- Coots.....
Or the Famous Red Adair..... might have some people who know what to do.... He sold his company to them. He's retired but he's trained a lot of people.
Then there isWild Well Control... They seem like they have a handle on it.
Or there is On Site Safety.... They look like they know which end to hold onto.....
Want more? Do your own Google search....

 

[FuzzyBee]

from boots & coots:

In 1995, Boots & Coots / IWC has formed the Well Control Alliance with Halliburton Energy Services.

from this article:

KBR chose Houston-based Boots and Coots International, with which it has a services and equipment partnership, and Wild Well Control Inc as firefighting subcontractors.