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Reforms, were proposed for the city's contract-awarding process after all the corruption discovered in this field recently.

Meanwhile, earlier this year the contract-awarding process for family lawyers was bungled.

"In the late days of the Obama administration, there had been talk of perhaps breaking up the servicing contract and awarding parts of it based on a track record of providing good customer service over time," Hounainan said.

Public sector bodies could be allowed to consider issues such as blacklisting and zero-hours contracts when awarding work to firms, according to planned reforms.

This consisted of reviewing various contracts and procedures.

He also says he has since instituted stricter contracting procedures.

Recent investigations have determined that normal bidding procedures were bypassed in awarding contracts to politically connected developers and that nearly $150 million in government funds for the project has vanished.

Prince George's County officials were "in the process" of awarding contracts for the work when the deadline hit, schools spokesman Max Pugh said.

School officials in Prince George's County violated district procedures or state laws in awarding contracts of more than $75 million, according to a state audit that points to a lack of oversight and other deficiencies in Maryland's second-largest school system.

But agency leaders once engaged in awarding contracts are barred from then seeking contracts from the same agency.

The budget office's report found that from 2003 to 2007, the government awarded contracts in Iraq worth about $85 billion, and that the administration was now awarding contracts at a rate of $15 billion to $20 billion a year.