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IG eyes potential conflict of interest at DARPA

Nick Schwelenbach is the director of investigations at the Project on Government Oversight.

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August 16, 2011 6:01 pm

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A potential conflict of interest at DARPA is getting a closer look from the Defense Department’s Inspector General.

Nick Schwelenbach is the director of investigations at the Project On Government Oversight. He’s been corresponding with the IG’s office about this case.

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