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Feds took ‘reasonable’ risk prepaying for some medical equipment in early days of pandemic: AG

The feds paid up front for equipment in 14 out of 39 contracts the office examined. Out of those, seven suppliers were subject to a ‘financial evaluation’ by the department responsible for federal procurement, says the auditor general.

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Feds took ‘reasonable’ risk prepaying for some medical equipment in early days of pandemic: AG

The feds paid up front for equipment in 14 out of 39 contracts the office examined. Out of those, seven suppliers were subject to a ‘financial evaluation’ by the department responsible for federal procurement, says the auditor general.

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