Government agency requirements for "ultra" equipment are often referred to as ______.
A) buying the farm
B) buying the cow
C) overspecification
D) bargaining

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Overspecification refers to the practice of government agencies requiring equipment specifications that exceed what is actually necessary, often with the intention of ensuring high performance and reliability. This can lead to higher costs for manufacturers and taxpayers.

Government Agency Requirements for "Ultra" Equipment Are Often Referred to as ______