RSSFavoritism fears halt major military health upgrade
From: The Washington Times | December 16, 2009
Work on a high-priority project to integrate the Pentagon and Department of Veterans Affairs health care systems has been delayed by up to two years because of a "potentially unethical" relationship between a government staffer and a contractor, according to an internal Pentagon report obtained by The Washington Times. The 16-page report says a staffer in the military health care system gave California-based Adara Networks a "potentially unfair advantage" in securing a contract to work on the program. That advantage could have led to other multimillion-dollar contracts for Adara. The Pentagon halted that particular attempt to integrate the systems in ...
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