(The Center Square) – The Federal Reserve awarded more than $2 billion in construction work on its headquarters renovation without establishing a guaranteed maximum price for the project, the central bank's inspector general found.

The 120-page evaluation, released Wednesday, found no crime. Inspector General Michael Horowitz wrote that investigators found no reasonable grounds to believe a federal criminal law had been violated and identified no administrative misconduct.

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