'Top 100' contractor misconduct

      In fiscal 2020, the government continued to award huge contracts to “Top 100” vendors that have a history of misconduct, according to a new report from the Project on Government Oversight (POGO), a non-profit watchdog group.

      The lapses occurred while contract spending hit a record high of $666 billion. That’s up 40% from fiscal 2016.

      The group’s database for all years covers 251 contractors and 2,921 misconduct instances, totaling $162 billion in penalties and settlements.

More information:
POGO Report: https://bit.ly/3lcfVfB

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