CDC website built by Deloitte at a cost of $44M is abandoned due to bugs
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CDC website built by Deloitte at a cost of $44M is abandoned due to bugs
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#2Re: CDC website built by Deloitte at a cost of $44M is abandoned due to bugs
#3When will the politicians hang?
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#4Re: CDC website built by Deloitte at a cost of $44M is abandoned due to bugs
#5When will the people have enough? When will the politicians hang?
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#6> Why was Deloitte awarded the project on a no-bid basis? The contracts claim the company was the only “responsible source”[1] to build the tool. [1]: https://www.acquisition.gov/far/6.302-1
Surely their track record should see them permanently disqualified?
Re: CDC website built by Deloitte at a cost of $44M is abandoned due to bugs
#7> Why was Deloitte awarded the project on a no-bid basis? The contracts claim the company was the only “responsible source”[1] to build the tool. [1]: https://www.acquisition.gov/far/6.302-1
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#8When will the people have enough? When will the politicians hang?
Why does it have to be so stupidly strident? Paying giant consultants to build websites is a money sink, sure. Do you think this website was something Congress spent a year deliberating? Or a day? Stop this nonsense.
They awarded the contract without even getting a bid from anyone else. That's $44 million dollars. That's multiple lifetimes of salaries for the average joe. And they couldn't spend some time deliberating?
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#9Has there been any research into what needs to happen to align government administrators incentives with the population? So much waste - why isn’t the government forcing Deloitte to fix?
I have no familiarity with government contracts, but as far as I know with Big Tech contracts they’re definitely written to favor the Big Tech company in these types of scenarios. The government should take a page from that playbook.