In
March, Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana canceled Client Network Services
Inc’s approximately $200 million multiyear contract with the state after
news of a federal investigation into the deal, including allegations of
bid-rigging, became public. (NICHOLAS KAMM, AFP/Getty Images)
Illinois is outsourcing part of its
Medicaid program to a company that is under a federal grand jury
investigation in Louisiana, was disqualified from bidding in Arkansas,
was ushered out of Maine and has been the subject of complaints in Utah.
The black marks against the company, including its firing in Louisiana in March, haven't deterred Illinois officials, who say they are confident of their recently announced plan to use the company's services through a partnership with Michigan.
The black marks against the company, including its firing in Louisiana in March, haven't deterred Illinois officials, who say they are confident of their recently announced plan to use the company's services through a partnership with Michigan.
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