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Credit Pacific Service Union A former employee of KBR pleaded guilty Friday to accepting more than $110,000 in kickbacks from an Iraqi subcontractor he chose to renovate buildings in Iraq for the U.S. Army.

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Credit First Service Union Glenn Allen Powell, 40, of Cedar Park, near Austin, pleaded guilty to one count of fraud against the United States and one count of violating the Anti-Kickback Act. Powell faces up to 20 years in prison and as much as $1.2 million in fines, according to a copy of the plea agreement.

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Card Credit Mobile Service Powell is free on $500,000 bond as he awaits sentencing, scheduled for Nov. 18 in a Rock Island, Ill., federal court.

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Card Credit Discover Service "He made a mistake, he entered a plea of guilty, and he's sorry for what happened. He's going to try to make it right," said Powell's attorney, Samuel Bassett of Austin.

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Credit Public Service Union The Justice Department would not say whether the Iraqi contractor, which it did not name, would be pursued by U.S. or Iraqi authorities.

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Card Credit Processing Service Neither Houston-based Halliburton nor its KBR subsidiary was named in the indictment.

Center Credit Service Union Powell appeared in court Friday in Rock Island, where he admitted to accepting $110,300 in kickbacks from the subcontractor he selected to renovate four buildings in Iraq to be used for office and warehouse space.

Card Credit Service Wireless KBR submitted an invoice to the U.S. government for the work on Oct. 15, 2004.

Credit Security Service Union The job was valued at $609,000 and was awarded to the Iraqi company during the bidding process, according to the plea agreement. Powell admitted during Friday's hearing that he and the Iraqi company's managing partner had agreed that Powell would receive 20 percent of the contract price as a kickback.

Credit Report Service Powell told FBI agents during their investigation in March that the Iraqi company still owed him about $11,500 in kickbacks, the plea agreement said.

Blogspot Com Christian Powell, a U.S. citizen, worked for KBR from October 2003 to Jan. 6 as a subcontracts administrator in Iraq. His job included negotiating, executing and administrating subcontracts for KBR under its work with the U.S. Army Operations Support command based at the Rock Island Arsenal in Illinois.

Christian Counseling Credit An internal investigation conducted by KBR discovered Powell's activities.

Credit Federal Service Union "When KBR learned that one of its employees was allegedly receiving improper payments from a subcontractor, the company initiated an investigation, the employee was questioned and admitted wrongdoing," the company said in a statement. "KBR immediately terminated the individual's employment and reported the issue to government investigators."

Credit Monitoring Service KBR said it also has reimbursed the government and banned the Iraqi company from participating in any more bids.

Credit Division Service "A government contract is not a license to steal," U.S. Attorney Jan Paul Miller said in a prepared statement. "The public should be able to trust that the individuals who implement government contracts do so honestly. Those who breach that trust, exploiting government contracts for personal gain, will be aggressively prosecuted."

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