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After Mr. Lanham was fired, the department said, it rolled out new safeguards against rogue consultants, including an in-house contract manager responsible for approving and monitoring purchases and payments and a unit charged with carrying out price and cost analyses for contracted services.

Contracts to carry out specific tasks have to undergo a rigorous screening and selection process by an in-house Contract Review Committee.

Legal threats to in-house contracts and competition law are being used to outlaw even talks about service rationalisation.

His strategy for coping, he said, is to minimize his costs by operating a large company that can provide in-house contracting, design and construction services.

Most asylum seekers live in housing contracted out to companies like G4S and Serco, and many of the properties are in poor condition, as the public accounts committee (PAC) has noted.

"[The expansion of property guardianship] represents a worrying trend towards temporariness and precariousness in housing contracts", says Dawson, pointing out that guardians can be evicted with two weeks' notice, although in practice it can be even fewer, and are "fairly unequivocally told by guardian companies that they don't have any rights".

Those days are all too common, and the type of critical investigative work that has helped the Bahamian press during Anna Nicole's Bahamian residency carried over to other hard-hitting articles targeting lack of government transparency in housing contracts and related lack of a Freedom of Information Act.

Last December, Essex awarded Education and Health Centers of America, a nonprofit organization affiliated with Community Education, a $130 million contract to house county inmates and federal immigration detainees in Delaney Hall, the largest halfway house contract in the state.

The extremity of demands in the Clarence House contract shocked broadcasting experts.

Neither the Department of Defense nor the Air Force tracks the number of employees working under the various classifications of in-house service contracts.

The Central Intelligence Agency had explicit guidelines for "human experimentation" – before, during and after its post-9/11 torture of terrorism detainees – that raise new questions about the limits on the agency's in-house and contracted medical research.