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HealthCare.gov Contractor’s Dodgy Past Slipped By Feds

23
Dec
2013

It turns out there were even more reasons the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services shouldn’t have picked the free-wheeling and allegedly shady CGI Federal to build HealthCare.gov. When CGI was vetted back in 2007, it didn’t have any obvious black marks on its record, the Washington Post explains….

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