DynCorp is counting on the expanding war in Afghanistan to provide corporate ... The three companies now are competitively bidding on various jobs under the wars' biggest contract.

Unofficial estimates suggest that the Taliban pays twice as much as the government, luring away many candidates from law enforcement careers. But another rather ... training at dozens of sites around ...

In Afghanistan, two primary contractors are providing LOGCAP services: Fluor Corporation and DynCorp International ... Fluor is providing training and employment to nearly 9,000 Afghan workers ...

is currently investigating Dyncorp, Fluor, and their subcontractor Ecolog after discovering that thousands of their employees paid such fees to secure jobs in Afghanistan. Since 2007, the Army has ...

With more than 5,000 employees in and around Iraq and Afghanistan ... on the "outsourcing" of war zone jobs that once were the Pentagon's exclusive domain. DynCorp is one of the dominant private ...

DynCorp emerged as a major player in battlefield contracting, benefiting from the troubles faced by KBR and Blackwater. Last year it won a big contract to support U.S. troops in Afghanistan.

The GAO also told the Army to pay DynCorp’s legal costs connected to the protest. The contract dispute arose during a key transition time in Afghanistan. DynCorp’s contract to train police in ...