The Obama administration has reportedly picked acting Government Accountability Office general counsel Daniel Gordon to head the Office of Federal Procurement Policy.
September 30, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The Obama administration has reportedly chosen an in-house watchdog to head a government agency that keeps its eye on government spending.
Daniel Gordon, acting general counsel of the Government Accountability Office, is expected to be named this week to head the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, according to several online reports.
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