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Up to $1B to International Oil Trading Co. for Fuel to U.S. Troops in Iraq
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A Look Inside Fuel Supplies(click to view full) International Oil Trading Co. (IOTC) in Boca Raton, FL won a maximum $1 billion fixed-price with economic price adjustment, requirements type contract to provide JP8 jet fuel, diesel fuel, and gasoline to U.S. troops in Iraq. The locations being supplied are Al Asad Air Base 180 km west of Baghdad and just south of Haditha, Victory Base Camp around Baghdad International Airport, Trebil on the Jordanian border, and Camp Korean Village near Ar-Rutbah, along the highway that connects the Jordanian border to Baghdad. The original proposal was Web solicited with 6 responses received by the Defense Energy Support Center, Fort Belvoir, VA (SP0600-09-D-0515). The date of performance completion is Dec 31/11. This same firm is involved in a controversy generated last year by a Jordanian lawsuit, and congressional investigation of its contracts… Iraq(click to view full) IOTC became embroiled in controversy last year when NBC News ran a story about a lawsuit filed by Mohammad Al-Saleh, husband of the half sister of King Abdullah of Jordan, in a Florida court. In the lawsuit, Al-Saleh charged that his former partners in IOTC – Harry Sargeant III and Mustafa Abu-Naba’a – defrauded him of […]
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