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The General Services Administration announced that it has identified more than $13 billion in suspected contractor fraud since March. The agency is pairing the announcement with a White House anti-fraud task force, turning procurement cleanup into a political brag and a warning shot.
Why it matters: Procurement rot
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The General Services Administration announced that it has identified more than $13 billion in suspected contractor fraud since March. The agency is pairing the announcement with a White House anti-fraud task force, turning procurement cleanup into a political brag and a warning shot.
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