English Contact Us Home About Us Our Network Industry Solutions Logistics Services About Agility Emerging Markets Expertise Our Responsibility Investor Relations Press Careers Contact Us Legal Update Overview In November 2009, the U.S. Department of Justice made public an indictment alleging that Agility overcharged and committed fraud in connection with its Prime Vendor contracts to supply food to U.S. troops and contractors in Iraq and Kuwait. Agility’s position is that this should be a civil contract dispute, and not a criminal matter. The company acted responsibly and transparently in developing pricing, selecting suppliers, and establishing the policies and practices used to perform the two contracts. Agility’s prices, suppliers and practices were put in place with the knowledge and approval of our customer, the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). Latest Update The case remains in pre-trial litigation. On Feb. 18, a U.S. Magistrate Judge in Atlanta held a status hearing on the case. He indicated plans to schedule further hearings in coming months. Prime Vendor at a Glance Exceptional Performance in a War Zone 1 million meals/day at peak. 200+ trucks a day servicing a peak of 86 dining facilities, including 56 mobile kitchen trailers 200+ trucks a day servicing a peak of 86 dining facilities, including 56 mobile kitchen trailers. 99 percent "fill rate" over life of the contract 99.9 percent inventory accuracy Two successful DSCP Food Audits-both were the highest-ever overseas Prime Vendor scores including the first ever score of 100 percent Benefits to U.S. Troops and Taxpayers: Reduced U.S. military cost, footprint, and turn-around time Eliminated the need for 3,000 to 5,000 military personnel to perform this mission in Kuwait and Iraq Increased quality of food consumed by troops Proved in-transit visibility, real-time tracking, and 100 percent line-item detail