WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A retired U.S. Army colonel pleaded guilty Tuesday to awarding contracts in Iraq to a Kuwait-based firm in exchange for gifts.



Levonda Selph of Virginia admitted accepting $4,000 in cash and a $5,000 vacation to Thailand from the unidentified contractor, which was awarded $12 million in contracts to operate Defense Department warehouses in Iraq.



She pleaded guilty to charges of bribery and conspiracy. She was secretly indicted on those charges in October; the charges weren't disclosed until her court appearance Tuesday.



Under terms of a plea agreement, Selph could receive up to 33 months in jail. She promised to repay the government $9,000 and to cooperate in an ongoing investigation.



Prosecutors said Selph was a lieutenant colonel at Camp Victory in Iraq in 2004 and 2005 when she led a committee that awarded the warehouse contracts.



The Justice Department said she will be free until her sentencing October 14 but will not be allowed to leave the country.
what did selph exchange for gifts? What did he plead guilty to? What did he accept to steer contracts? Where are the Defense Department warehouses? Who pleads guilty? who admits accepting cash and vacation? who pleads guilty to bribery and conspiracy? Who has pleaded guilty?
contracts in Iraq awarding contracts in Iraq Thailand Iraq. Levonda Selph Levonda Selph Levonda Selph A retired U.S. Army colonel
question: what did selph exchange for gifts?, answer: contracts in Iraq | question: What did he plead guilty to?, answer: awarding contracts in Iraq | question: What did he accept to steer contracts?, answer: Thailand | question: Where are the Defense Department warehouses?, answer: Iraq. | question: Who pleads guilty?, answer: Levonda Selph | question: who admits accepting cash and vacation?, answer: Levonda Selph | question: who pleads guilty to bribery and conspiracy?, answer: Levonda Selph | question: Who has pleaded guilty?, answer: A retired U.S. Army colonel