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Latest posts tagged with government contracts on Community and Economic Development

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Category: government contracts

August 16, 2011

Can Local Governments Require Contractors To Use E-Verify?

CED Guest Author

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September 27, 2010

Local Preferences in Public Contracting, Part 1

CED Guest Author

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March 4, 2010

Local Purchasing Preferences as an Economic Development Strategy

Jonathan Morgan

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