Comments on: DoD Inspector General Hotline

By: Jims thoughts

Jims thoughts — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 19:29:18 +0000

Landed, we have the same at TQ, HR is regarded as managements best tool to make sure nothing is ever done right. HR 1 had had so many things brought to her and disappear that it is like the Anbar Triangle, thats why we normally go straight to DoDIG and DCMA instead, hopefully KBR are going to pay attention to this and sort this out if they want a shot at dealing with things before they go Federal

Ms Sparky’s Response:
KBR’s HR has always been a joke. Nothing more than travel agents.

By: landed

landed — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 10:52:34 +0000

The camp in question is KNB and the department MWR. The supervisor there goes home sick, but does not put sick leave down. The manager has committed timesheet fraud on various occasions and I have exact dates. they tell you that they need you to work OT, but when timesheet turn in comes around, they cross out the hours and put your initials down, without you knowing abut it until pay day comes around. U cant go to ER because the ER person is friends with the manager and supervisor

Ms Sparky’s Response:
KNB?? Spell that out for us or email me. This company sounds like it has a KBR manager at the helm.

By: landed

landed — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 20:36:00 +0000

Ms. Sparky,
CSA, Ltd. in Kuwait has nothing on KBR, you have employees that drive company vehicles with no Kuwait Driver’s License, change employee timesheets, and come to work on and go to college online everyday. She stills has a job. Now, CSA needs to be investigated, also.

Ms Sparky’s Response:
I will definitely pass that on. Thanks. DCMA are you listening?

By: Another Fraud Resource

Another Fraud Resource — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 16:29:50 +0000

National Procurement Fraud Task Force

BY MAIL:

Department of Justice
Criminal Division
National Procurement Fraud Task Force
Bond Building, 4111
10th and Constitution Ave. NW
Washington, DC 20530-0001

BY PHONE:

Contact the National Procurement Fraud Task Force at 202-353-4378

BY E-MAIL:
E-mails to the National Procurement Task Force may be sent to npftf@usdoj.gov

Ms Sparky’s Response:
Thanks!!!

By: Jims thoughts

Jims thoughts — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 15:47:14 +0000

Already got 2 complaints in investigation and the most important thing is to call back on a regular basis to ensure the investigation is still open as they cannot call you and tell you such. If you call them with information try also to write them with details and proof, hard to prove somethin if all the evidence is buried in your folders or KBR servers which ae not always available for searching.

Ms Sparky’s Response:
Thanks for that tip!!