I encourage you to look into it yourself, and if you find something egregious (and it looks like your odds are good), make a ruckus in the channels that matter

I encourage you to look into it yourself, and if you find something egregious (and it looks like your odds are good), make a ruckus in the channels that matter to the decision makers. (Finding the decision makers will take time, too!) Complacency in government contracts is standard, and you have to make noise before anything changes, and its work that does NOT scale. (Although I'd love to see standard data practices help reduce the time commitment required to do this kind of data activism.) One of the best things you could do with this information is show up and yell about it at any and all public hearings. Anyway, I wish it was "sexier" to make trouble for local government that deserves it, but really its always a long paperwork slog.