Hencely v. Fluor Corp. · ¶9

After this approval, Fluor's subcontractor hired Nayeb to work in the base's nontactical vehicle yard. The Army's contract with Fluor made it “ `responsible for oversight of [its] personnel or Subcontractors to ensure compliance with all terms of the' ” contract. Id., at 419. Fluor was also required to comply with base-security policies. Under the “Bagram Airfeld Badge, Screening, and Access Policy,” all nonuniformed personnel, including Nayeb, were assigned a color-coded badge. Ibid. The policy required that Fluor escort red-badge holders like Nayeb in all areas of the base except at their work sites and maintain “ `constant view' of them.” Id., at 419–420.

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