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Sep 4, 2026

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Welcome to Off the Shelf with Roger Waldron of the Coalition for Government Procurement on Federal News Network.
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Off the Shelf gives a voice to commercial service and product companies selling in the federal market.
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Roger speaks to members and government officials about procurement policy, trends, innovations, and debates.
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Now your host, Roger Waldron.
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Today, my guest on Off the Shelf is Ken Dodds.
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Ken is the Executive Vice President and General Counsel at the Coalition for Common Sense and Government Procurement.
Sammy GyamfiGUEST
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And in this entire audit done by the Auditor General, not a single adverse audit finding was made against us.
Sammy GyamfiGUEST
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No breach of the Public Procurement law or Public Financial Management Act or any law.
Sammy GyamfiGUEST
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And yet you have somebody, a minority leader who is a lawyer and ought to know better, consistently say, "[speaking Twi] Gold Board [speaking Twi].
Sammy GyamfiGUEST
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Gold Board is a scandal in waiting.
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Welcome to Beyond the FAR from GW Law's Government Procurement Law Program, where experts unpack the business of government.
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And now, here's your host, Dean Jessica Tillipman.
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Welcome to Beyond the FAR.
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I am delighted to introduce you to today's amazing, amazing guest.
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Shope Williams is one of the world's leading scholars of comparative public procurement law with work that spans corruption, multilateral development banks, debarment, and gender responsive procurement.
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She has taught and worked across Africa and Europe, and now she's bringing that wonderful global perspective to GW Law as our newest faculty member in the Government Procurement Law Program, which we are ecstatic about.
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She is also my friend and co-editor of the Routledge Handbook on Public Procurement Corruption, which I'm sure we will dig into.
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But the most important part is, again, she has joined us at GW Law, and we are thrilled to have you.

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