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Federal Real Property Reform : how Cutting Red Tape and Better Management Could Achieve Billions in Savings

Federal Real Property Reform : how Cutting Red Tape and Better Management Could Achieve Billions in Savings

by United States. United States Congress, United States House of Senate, Committee on Homeland Security and Af Governmental Paperback 2017

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  • Author: United States. United States Congress, United States House of Senate, Committee on Homeland Security and Af Governmental
  • ISBN 13: 9781981118724
  • ISBN 10: 1981118721
  • Publication Year: 2017
  • Language: English

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Index-10 1981118721
Index-13 9781981118724
Language English

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