If you are consistently breaking the law with regard to your workers, taxpayers, or the community, you should not receive millions of dollars of taxpayer contracts.
Jared Polis: “If you are consistently breaking the law with regard to your workers, taxpayers, or the community, you should not…”
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Stating that law-breaking companies should not be eligible for federal contracts.
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