Law360, New York (March 16, 2012, 6:18 PM ET) -- With the president's surge of troops in Afghanistan coming to an end this year, the U.S. plans to seek contractor help to coordinate upcoming base closures in the country, in a request for proposals to be issued Monday.
The U.S. published a presolicitation notice Tuesday, saying it would seek 12 six-person Base Closure Assistance Teams (BCATs) in Afghanistan, to help coordinate the logistics and deconstruction of bases, including transporting materials from closed bases. The U.S. Army said the contractor teams would work with its existing eight...
US Seeks Contractor Help To Begin Afghan Base Closures
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