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Did High-Speed Rail help consultants "manipulate" a bid to win a lucrative contract?

Records show California High-Speed Rail knew a winning contract bid relied on "artificially low" rates that the consulting firm never intended to charge.

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Did High-Speed Rail help consultants "manipulate" a bid to win a lucrative contract?
Records show California High-Speed Rail knew a winning contract bid relied on "artificially low" rates that the consulting firm never intended to charge.
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