District of Columbia officials say a math error led to a $7.5 million deficit in the district’s contract with a company that provides security for public buildings.
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District of Columbia officials say a math error led to a $7.5 million deficit in the district’s contract with a company that provides security for public buildings. The D.C. Office of Property Management (OPM) wants the district council to add the money to the $14.1 million contract with Hawk One Security, according to The Washington Times. The OPM says the deficit is a result of a miscalculation of hours Hawk One security guards would have to work.
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