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ContractsFlagged for ReviewState of Oregon·FY2023

$1,921,498

Agriculture Dept Pays DEQ $1.9M for Vague 'Smoke Management' Work

Department of Agriculture

The Oregon Department of Agriculture is paying the Department of Environmental Quality $1.9 million over two years for 'smoke management ambient water quality PSP' services. The contract description is unclear about what specific work or deliverables taxpayers are getting for this substantial amount.

This item was flagged by our automated pipeline from public spending records. It represents a potential concern, not a confirmed finding of wrongdoing.

Concern Score Assessment

Concern Score: 65/100

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