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Windfalls of war: KBR, the government's concierge

By Sharon Weinberger

After a decade of war, KBR's umbrella contract tops $37 billion

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Privatizing combat, the new world order

By Laura Peterson

Documents reveal concern regarding Halliburton contracts

By André Verlöy

Halliburton contracts balloon

By André Verlöy and Daniel Politi

Review launched on payments Army made to KBR over auditor objections

By Nick Schwellenbach

Inside a war-time contract

By André Verlöy

How a $24M military contract becomes a $887.4M contract

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Baghdad bonanza

By Bill Buzenberg

Contractors failing troops in Iraq and Afghanistan

By The Center for Public Integrity

Documents reveal concern regarding Halliburton contracts

By André Verlöy

Invasion of Iraq, 10 years later

By The Center for Public Integrity

Windfalls of war: Pentagon's competition for contracts abysmal compared to other agencies

By Sharon Weinberger

Pentagon's record of competitive contracts is poor compared to other agencies

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Former Blackwater employees accuse security contractor of defrauding government

By Nick Schwellenbach and Carol D. Leonnig

Outsourcing the Pentagon

By Larry Makinson

Wartime contracting getting new scrutiny on the ground

By Nick Schwellenbach

Private contractors

By The Center for Public Integrity

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Windfalls of War: A decade of keeping government spending accountable

By Sandy Johnson

Tracking the cost of war in Iraq and Afghanistan, $1 trillion and up

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Winning contractors

By The Center for Public Integrity and The Center for Public Integrity

State Department will inherit reconstruction duties in Iraq when troops leave

By Laurel Adams

Baghdad bonanza

By Bill Buzenberg

Vast undercount of war contractors by defense tracking system

By Nick Schwellenbach

Contractors failing troops in Iraq and Afghanistan

By The Center for Public Integrity

Contractors have provided substandard supplies and done shoddy workmanship, putting troops at risk

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Inside a war-time contract

By André Verlöy

Invasion of Iraq, 10 years later

By The Center for Public Integrity

Baghdad bonanza

By Bill Buzenberg

Documents reveal concern regarding Halliburton contracts

By André Verlöy

Failure to regulate security contractors

By The Center for Public Integrity

Private contractors and their fees have risen considerably since Iraq yet they there is little accountability

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Former Blackwater employees accuse security contractor of defrauding government

By Nick Schwellenbach and Carol D. Leonnig

Private contractors

By The Center for Public Integrity

Wartime contracting getting new scrutiny on the ground

By Nick Schwellenbach

Sending troops home could pave way for more non-competitive defense contracting

By R. Jeffrey Smith

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Outsourcing the Pentagon

By Larry Makinson

Who benefits from the politics and economics of national security?

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Early warning

By Alan Green

Windfalls of war: Pentagon's no-bid contracts triple in 10 years of war

By Sharon Weinberger

Sending troops home could pave way for more non-competitive defense contracting

By R. Jeffrey Smith

Top 100 Contractors in Iraq, Afghanistan

By The Center for Public Integrity

The shadow Pentagon

By Dan Guttman

Private contractors play a huge role in basic government work—mostly out of public view

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Baghdad bonanza

By Bill Buzenberg

Invasion of Iraq, 10 years later

By The Center for Public Integrity

Inside a war-time contract

By André Verlöy

Outsourcing the Pentagon

By Larry Makinson

Statement of Charles Lewis, Executive Director

By Charles Lewis

The Center for Public Integrity's executive director explains Outsourcing the Pentagon

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Contractors failing troops in Iraq and Afghanistan

By The Center for Public Integrity

Outsourcing the Pentagon

By Larry Makinson

Commentary: 'Reformer with results'? Don't count on it

By Charles Lewis

New House bill would put gov’t documents online

By Julie Vorman

Center report finds $362 billion in no-bid contracts at the Pentagon since 1998

By The Center for Public Integrity

Defense Department relies on contractors for services

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A family connection

IMPACT: Nelson calls conditions at some military base schools "shameful"

By Kristen Lombardi

Will truth again be first casualty?

By Jacqueline Sharkey

Pentagon lacks funding to fix public schools on military bases

By Emma Schwartz

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