Why did the GSA agree to a $3.3 million change order in the Lafayette Building in Washington, DC, just to implement the PLA?
Tim Walberg: “Why did the GSA agree to a $3.3 million change order in the Lafayette Building in Washington, DC, just to implement the…”
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Walberg questions the cost of a change order for implementing a PLA.
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