Building Trust in Government Procurement Procedures

Emily Wolfteich,
Government Business Council

September 7, 2021

Government procurement is one of the largest consumers in the construction industry, but opaque procurement processes can have serious consequences for agencies. Without transparency, state and local government agencies increase their risk of being audited, failing to comply with government regulations, and being unable to respond quickly in the event of a disaster. Maintaining transparent construction processes is a crucial step in bolstering public trust. How can agencies make sure that they are transparent and prepared?

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The cost of unclear procurement processes
Case studies of both consequences and successes
Roadmaps for transparent construction processes

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