The General Services Administration used "egregiously flawed" market research in its decision to purchase 150 Chinese-made video conferencing cameras that did not comply with U.S. trade standards, the agency's oversight office said in a report released Tuesday.
The U.S.-based firm, which was unnamed and designated only as "Company A" in the report, provided the agency with cameras manufactured in China that did not comply with the 1979 Trade Agreements Act, and includes known security flaws that still need to be addressed, according to GSA's Office of Inspector General.
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