Which federal contractor won 94.7% of its contracts in full and open competition?

[Gunslinger]

This was just too good to pass up.





Anyone care to guess?  I'll save you a trip to google.

You're going to laugh when you read this, but it's ... Halliburton. Halliburton is sixth on the list of government contractors, with $6 billion in FY 2005 contracts, one-quarter of what Lockheed Martin received. Almost all of that came from Army contracts, and almost all of it ($5.4B) went to logistics support. They got 94.7% of their contracts in full and open competition in multibid scenarios, and another 4.7% of them from full and open competition where only the winning bid got submitted. Only 0.6% of their contracts came from any kind of restricted bid process, far away from the overall trend in federal contracting.

http://fedspending.org/

http://www.captainsquartersblog.com/mt/archives/008283.php

[nirvana]

That's a relatively known fact.  Halliburton is elite and therefore has most of the contracts:aok

[Billy Joe Bob]

pssst double topic