A new Government Accountability Office report criticizes several federal agencies for lacking aggressive policies to weed out bad contractors and wasteful spending.
October 07, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The report by the GAO is entitled “Suspension and Debarment: Some Agency Programs Need Greater Attention, and Governmentwide Oversight Could be Improved” [PDF].
The programs examined in the report cover every company that sells goods or services to the government or holds other federal contracts, such as the big pharmaceutical and healthcare companies paid by Medicare.
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