ANNAPOLIS — State agencies were put on notice Wednesday as Gov. Larry
Hogan threatened to kill the next contract brought to the Board of
Public Works at the 11th hour.
Hogan made his comments after joining with Comptroller Peter V.R.
Franchot to delay a decision on an environmental consulting contract.
The single-bid contract for $5 million over four years with
Annapolis-based Environmental Resources Management had already come
under scrutiny because the winning company was also the incumbent
contractor.
“Two things we don’t like at the Board of Public Works are single-bid
contracts and coming in at the very last moment before the contract
expires and you’ve managed to do both at the same time,” Hogan said
speaking to Bruce Michael, director of the Resource Assessment Service
at the Department of Natural Resources...
http://thedailyrecord.com/2016/04/27/md-board-of-public-works-holds-line-on-state-property-taxes/
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