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    April 7, 2022

    Contractor Topic Study: Product Pricing, Supply Chain, and Timelines

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    Sup­ply chain con­straints, prod­uct pric­ing and extend­ed time­lines are an ongo­ing prob­lem for Pro con­trac­tors. Learn some insights into what the Pros are see­ing on the ground-lev­el with this release of the Con­trac­tor Top­i­cal survey.
    Q1 HIRI Contractor Topic Product Pricing Supply Chain and Timelines

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