On the recordApril 21, 2009
that seems like, at minimum, a reasonable requirement, that they would be penalized by requiring an outside actuarial analysis of their bids once it is discovered that they have that overcharged.
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congress.govthat seems like, at minimum, a reasonable requirement, that they would be penalized by requiring an outside actuarial analysis of their bids once it is discovered that they have that overcharged.
Suggesting penalties for overcharging through independent actuarial analysis.
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