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California Governor Gavin Newsom's administration disclosed a $6.2 million contract with Baby2Baby aimed at providing diapers to families of newborns, following questions about the contract's noncompetitive status. Despite Newsom's claims of a competitive bidding process, the contract was categorized as noncompetitively bid, raising concerns about transparency and evaluation standards.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom's administration disclosed a $6.2 million contract with Baby2Baby aimed at providing diapers to families of newborns, following questions about the contract's noncompetitive status. Despite Newsom's claims of a competitive bidding process, the contract was categorized as noncompetitively bid, raising concerns about transparency and evaluation standards.
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Newsom admin faces questions over $6.2M diaper contract after touting 'competitive' process
California's $6.2 Million Diaper Contract Raises Questions Over Bidding Process