DynCorp Operations and Maintenance Support at Camp Falcon in Kabul, Afghanistan

OIG recommends that the Bureau of Administration seek reimbursement of $157,000 from DynCorp for Camp Falcon food service overcharges from November 2009 through January 2010. In addition, OIG recommends that the bureau review all invoices for food service submitted between February 2010 and April 2011, and if overcharges are found, seek reimbursement from DynCorp of the overcharged amount. (Action: Bureau of Administration)

OIG recommends that the Bureau of Administration ensure that future DynCorp vouchers for meals served to Afghan nationals at Camp Falcon reflect costs based on a daily meal rate rather than costs per meal. (Action: Bureau of Administration)

OIG recommends that the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs ensure adequate records are maintained of receipt, distribution, and usage of diesel fuel for electric generators at Camp Falcon. (Action: INL)

OIG recommends that the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs ensure that operations and maintenance support contractors at Camp Falcon only purchase diesel fuel from vendors with properly calibrated meters to measure fuel, or alternatively, ensure that contractors are able to independently measure the amount of diesel fuel provided. (Action: INL)

OIG recommends that the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs assess the English language proficiency levels of all guards in the static force. Guards without the required level of proficiency should be removed, or alternatively DynCorp should accept a payment reduction until it can prove guards have achieved the required level of proficiency. (Action: INL)

OIG recommends that the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs ensure that DynCorp adheres to the static guard force work schedule included in the task order requirements (that is, a 6-day work week). (Action: INL)