>My only comment on that (besides that I do agree with Larry - there simply
>aren't that many firms that could do the work) is to say: why bother, then
>with making no-bid contracts? Why change the process?
The only other American companies that could handle this type of work would
be Schulumberger (sp?) and Betchel. I want to say that maybe a GE might be
able to do it too but I'm not certain on it. Either way, I think
Halliburton has the most experience in dealing with Military contracts.
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