When Rep. Goodlatte requested a copy of an 84-page feasibility study on the renovation, GSA gave him a version with key sections redacted
Bob Goodlatte: “When Rep. Goodlatte requested a copy of an 84-page feasibility study on the renovation, GSA gave him a version with key…”
On the recordJune 18, 2014
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Rep. Goodlatte expressed frustration over GSA's lack of transparency regarding project studies.
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