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The Iraqi Integrity Commission has expanded its investigations into suspected corruption related to the contract for the rehabilitation and development of the Air Force Hospital in Al-Rasmea, valued at more than 92 billion dinars (approximately 80 million US dollars). The investigation resulted in the dismissal of the director of military engineering, two officers, and several engineers. It also involved reviewing the procedures regarding the direct contract, which deviated from the usual competitive bidding process and significantly increased its costs. The investigations indicate that this contract is not an isolated case but part of a series of similar contracts awarded without competition. The review also encompasses the relationships of foreign companies and decision-making parties involved, as part of a broader campaign to examine government contracts and the flow of funds within the Iraqi Ministry of Defense, which receives large annual allocations for military and service projects.
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