Government Contracts: Reduced Risk Through Commercial Product and Commercial Service Contracting
15 April 2024
The US government spends a significant amount of money
each year procuring a wide variety of goods and services
from contractors, ranging from typical government
purchases, such as weapons and aircraft, to what may
be considered atypical purchases, such as advertising,
consulting, and construction services as well as mundane
goods, such as office supplies, clothing and food.
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