Mississippi officials participated Tuesday in a House select committee hearing focused on improving state agency procurement processes. The office shared recommendations from its Project Momentum audit, which identified potential savings of up to $150 million across state government.
The audit suggests that simple reforms, such as enabling agencies to share state contracts and enhancing procurement coordination between schools, could lead to significant savings for taxpayers. Officials emphasized that these changes could streamline processes and reduce costs.
Anyone interested in learning more about the recommendations can visit the office’s website and search for “Project Momentum,” officials said.
