House Committee Opens Inquiry into Federal Procurement Practices
A House committee opened an inquiry into federal procurement practices, requesting documents from several agencies.
The inquiry could lead to changes in how government contracts are awarded.
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- A House committee opened a procurement inquiry
- Document requests were sent to agencies
- No findings have been released
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