Termination of ‘Wasteful Contracts’ Saves US Government $470 Million Last Week: DOGE

The contracts include an expensive Harvard course and a roughly $490,000 USAID contract for Madagascar.
Termination of ‘Wasteful Contracts’ Saves US Government $470 Million Last Week: DOGE
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Over the past seven days, various government agencies have terminated 312 “wasteful contracts” with a ceiling value of $2.8 billion, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) said in a June 26 post on social media platform X.

The cancellation saves $470 million for the taxpayers, it said. Canceled contracts include a $286,000 Department of Defense “professional and management development contract for an ‘entrepreneurship course at Harvard University’” and a $485,000 “USAID contract for a ‘senior general development advisor at USAID Madagascar.’”