Law360, New York (September 06, 2012, 2:27 PM ET) -- The U.S. Court of Federal Claims used a dubious calculation standard allowing the government to pay dimes on the dollar for a large-scale Army food services contract in Iraq, KBR Inc. told the Federal Circuit, asking the court to increase its award from $11.8 million to $41 million.
In its Aug. 31 brief appealing an $11.8 million Federal Claims Court judgment for food services rendered at Camp Anaconda during the Iraq War, KBR said that its efforts to feed hundreds of thousands of U.S. troops at...
KBR Asks Fed. Circ. To Award Full $41M For Iraq Food Contract
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