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A new audit of a $1.2 billion contract for reconstruction in Iraq’s southern oil sector split the blame for cost overruns and underperformance between the main contra…

By Ben Lando of Iraq Oil Report
Published January 14, 2009

A new audit of a $1.2 billion contract for reconstruction in Iraq’s southern oil sector split the blame for cost overruns and underperformance between the main contra…

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