20Mar
Emergency Public Contracting Procedures, Part 1: Miami-Dade County
The coronavirus pandemic is taxing government services and infrastructure in numerous ways, and many of the resulting shortages are well-publicized in the media. Some of those needs are intuitive—increased hospital capacity, medical supplies, and...
By:
Bilzin Sumberg
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