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State audit finds governor's office picked $1.1 billion contract in 7 days, outside of regulations - Vimarsana News

State audit finds governor's office picked $1.1 billion contract in 7 days, outside of regulations

Published: April 12, 2024

Georgia's method of picking a vendor to pay out cash assistance during COVID was outside of regulations, according to a recent state audit.

Source: yahoo.com
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State audit finds governor's office picked $1.1 billion contract in 7 days, outside of regulations – WSB-TV Channel 2 - Vimarsana News

State audit finds governor's office picked $1.1 billion contract in 7 days, outside of regulations – WSB-TV Channel 2

Published: April 12, 2024

Georgia's method of picking a vendor to pay out cash assistance during COVID was outside of regulations, according to a recent state audit.

Source: wsbtv.com
Related Topics:
United StatesBrian KempGovernor Office Of PlanningCox Media GroupGeorgia Department Of AuditsSupplemental Nutrition Assistance ProgramDepartment Of Administrative ServicesTemporary AssistanceNeedy FamiliesCash AssistanceGeorgia DepartmentAdministrative ServicesGeorgia Procurement
Rivian project set to break ground this summer - Vimarsana News

Rivian project set to break ground this summer

Published: May 25, 2022

Rivian Automotive is on track to break ground on its new electric vehicle battery and assembly plant late this summer.

Source: henryherald.com
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