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Further revelations from the AEY investigation: The army doesn't typically check whether major contractors are on the State Department's arms trafficking watch list, and the State Department may not check it's own list, either. I have to wonder whether the treatment that AEY received was representative of how contractors are treated in general.

ClapSo’s corpoRATe welfare ripoff roundup… June 26, 2008 • 1 Comment As the father of two twenty somethings, I can tell ya it’s sometimes hard to keep young people motivated. Not so with the “go getter” featured in this article in the washingtOOn post: —clip— Pentagon Contractor Was Suspect Company Accused of Fraud Had Been Flagged by State Dept.

Documents produced to the Committee show that federal agencies terminated, withdrew, or cancelled at least seven previous contracts with AEY, as well as four additional delivery orders under an eig read more

John Kerry is digging deeper into the AEY scandal: The senator from Massachusetts wants to know how the fly-by-night arms contractor got classified as a small disadvantaged business, despite the complete absence of a paper trail certifying that the company qualified for this highly sought after and

Defense contractor AEY was never certified as a disadvantaged business for the purposes of government contracting, Elizabeth Newell and Robert Brodsky reported in yesterday's edition of Government Executive: "They are not an SDB," an official from the South Florida office said. "They are not 8(a) or anything like that.

In the next installment of our ongoing series on the AEY scandal, we'll examine the paper trail on the AEY's vice president, David Packouz. In addition to his position at AEY, David M. Packouz is the president of Intelliteran, a "world class metal commodity trader specializing in metal scrap."

Carol Shea-Porter & Sheila Jackson Lee in Kuwait last week You may have seen a crawl go by under one of the CNN exposes of the Reverend Jeremiah Wright last week, concerning some crooked contractors selling defective ammo to the U.S.-led military and police forces in Afghanistan.

How did an unknown firm with a 22-year-old president secure US defense contracts worth over $300 million? AEY, Inc. won, and subsequently lost a multi-million dollar contract to supply ammunition to Afghanistan, The New York Times reported on Thurdsay.

by D. Cupples | Two Days ago, the New York Times reported on yet another private contractor that seems to have taken advantage of ripped off us taxpayers. Rep. Henry Waxman's House Oversight Committee wasted no time inviting company officials to testify at a hearing on April 17.

Wife beater kid zid gets big DOD ammo contract with fake license Posted in AEY arms dealer Chosen race OyVey Such a deal! ziostan Claymoremind's blog Login or register to post comments