The move could cost the company up to $60 million a month.
Halliburton spokeswoman said the company did not expect any plan to accomplish the cuts.
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Halliburton Disappointed By Pentagon
Halliburton spokeswoman said the company did not expect any plan...
A US government auditor Stuart Bowen supported a Pentagon recommendation to deny payments to US oilfield services company Halliburton over its work of troops feeding in Iraq.
Bowen supports proposals for the army to hold back 15% of monthly payments on future invoices.
The move could cost the company up to $60 million a month.
"We agree with US Army Materiel Command and Defense Contract Audit Agency positions," Bowen said in a memo, referring to an audit by the DCAA in August.
Halliburton spokeswoman said the company did not expect any plan to accomplish the cuts.
The move could cost the company up to $60 million a month.
Halliburton spokeswoman said the company did not expect any plan to accomplish the cuts.
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