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The Atlantic Journal Constitution reports in Idaho-Based Co. Halts Iraq Project that Washington Group is having a little trouble. Their subcontractor Omu Electric from Seoul, South Korea has lost two engineers in shootings.

A Boise-based engineering and construction company has suspended work on power line towers being built in northern Iraq because two engineers for a subcontractor were killed and two others wounded in a weekend attack.

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Omu Electric had sent 68 engineers to Iraq under its $20 million subcontract with Washington Group.

Company Washington Group International
Subcontractor Omu Electric Co. of Seoul, South Korea
Award $20 million
Agency USAID
Date of RFP
Pre-planning
Date of Award possibly October 3, 2003 (see link)
Nature of work Construction of power transmission towers as part of the contract to rebuild Iraq's power infrastructure.
Reference
Idaho-Based Co. Halts Iraq Project
By Associated Press
The Atlantic Journal Constitution
December 2, 2003