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DOJ OIG: DEA Paid $2.9M in Unreasonable Costs to 8(a) Firm

GovConFeed – The Justice Department's Office of Inspector General has found that the Drug Enforcement Administration paid more than $2.9 million in unreasonable and potentially unallowable costs to an 8(a) contractor staffing its Diversion Control Program, according to an audit released by the DOJ OIG covering task orders issued to Ocean Bay Information and Systems Management, LLC.

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