we've been moving from logcap 32 logcap four. talking with many of the staffers that deliver processing from kuwait requirements of aid we've moved from three to four in the mood to afghanistan and then move to the more complex situation which was in iraq. and that's what we've been following. i think you are aware that all the work that logcap requirements in kuwait have fully transitioned to logcap four. were writing the beginning of the transition in afghanistan from the old logcap three to aid for. we expect that to be complete by july 2010. it's not a simple transition process as we learned especially with having to account for all the equipment that's been bought by kb art and the different fob's and camps and having to account for that and just getting men and women and equipment in the transition in afghanistan. so it does take some time and we've got to be cognizant of the commanders operational requirements as well. when logcap requirements in iraq we should be making an award i think at the end of this month or the beg

from the logcap 3 contracts to this logcap 4 contract.he troops serving on the front lines of afghanistan. the highly complex and challenging program is accomplished by a team of up to four deployed and rear echelon department u.s. army civilians, army reserve officers, and noncommissioned officers and a support unit and the officers nco's of the defense contract management agency. these hard-working, highly skilled people make up teen logcap and provide oversight -- team locap. [unintelligible] the defense contract audit agency provides for support and is a key partner. team logcap is supported by the men and women in in the u.s. army material command in the u.s. army contract in command and the u.s. army sustainment command. today i plan to provide your status and answer your questions of what we are doing to support deployed forces through the logcap forces in afghanistan. i thank you for your continued interest. the army contract in command is committed to excellence in all contract, including is very complex and critical contracts. w

from the logcap 3 contracts to this logcap 4 contract.ey enable the army to provide critical support to the troops serving on the front lines of afghanistan. the highly complex and challenging program is accomplished by a team of up to four deployed and rear echelon department u.s. army civilians, army reserve officers, and noncommissioned officers and a support unit and the officers nco's of the defense contract management agency. these hard-working, highly skilled people make up teen logcap and provide oversight -- team locap. [unintelligible] the defense contract audit agency provides for support and is a key partner. team logcap is supported by the men and women in in the u.s. army material command in the u.s. army contract in command and the u.s. army sustainment command. today i plan to provide your status and answer your questions of what we are doing to support deployed forces through the logcap forces in afghanistan. i thank you for your continued interest. the army contract in command is committed to excellence in all contract,

from the logcap 3 contracts to this logcap 4 contract.hey enable the army to provide critical support to the troops serving on the front lines of afghanistan. the highly complex and challenging program is accomplished by a team of up to four deployed and rear echelon department u.s. army civilians, army reserve officers, and noncommissioned officers and a support unit and the officers nco's of the defense contract management agency. these hard-working, highly skilled people make up teen logcap and provide oversight -- team locap. [unintelligible] the defense contract audit agency provides for support and is a key partner. team logcap is supported by the men and women in in the u.s. army material command in the u.s. army contract in command dh6,xg) g)xg) it is my honor to lead the contractor team in the achievement of these goals. thank you for inviting me to speak with you today. this concludes my opening remarks spurred >> thank you, mr. parsons. mr. north? >> chairman mccaskill, senator bennett, and senator kirk, and other members of th

now that i finally logcap finally -- i finally figured out logcap, use bring anyone with me.if you will all give us within your siloi of yourng money and -- what is in your silo with contracting and where it is, i believe we can get on the same page. we have a huge obligation to try to get this right. if you will get that to me, that will be great and we will begin to drill down in those various places and make sure that the on the ground oversight -- and the other thing that we would like from you is that if you believe you have enough oversight personnel in place in theater, and if not, what you need to get the -- enough people in oversight in theater. i will say this, and i do not mean to embarrass her or mr. north or mr. feldman, but the woman on the front row that keeps handing you notes, i think i want to have lunch with her. >> [laughter] i think she knows -- >> i think she knows quite a lot. every question i asked -- ok, all of you. >> she is an aid officer on mr. hulbert's staff. >> there you go. there is that integration thank you all very much. i appreciate your ti