The value of work tacked on to federal government contracts with KPMG, EY, PwC and Deloitte crashed last financial year, after taxpayers were whacked with extensions worth more than $1 billion in the three years prior.
The big four consulting firms secured about $900 million in work starting in 2022-23. Over the following year, the value of those contracts was extended by about $90 million, for a 10 per cent uplift.
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