Defence department suspends top ArriveCan contractor who was also a public servant
David Yeo was working as a public servant at the same time his company received $7.9-million to work on the ArriveCan app
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David Yeo, the president and founder of Dalian Enterprises, a private company that received $7.9-million to work on the ArriveCan app, was also working as a public servant with the Department of National Defence and has now been suspended.
Concerns have been raised about Dalian Enterprises, an Indigenous-owned company that regularly wins federal contracts