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Board of Estimates approves $62,517 payment to Zoo Office for services delivered without a valid contract
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The Baltimore City Board of Estimates on March 19 approved a $62,517 payment to Zoo Office Incorporated for software services the Department of Health received while a valid contract was not in place.
The Baltimore City Board of Estimates on March 19 approved a $62,517 payment to Zoo Office Incorporated for software services the Department of Health received while a valid contract was not in place.
The payment request was presented by Adam Manny, chief procurement officer, who told the board the invoices relate to licensing for environmental‑health software that had been contracted originally to Jaden Inc.; Jaden merged with Zoo Office and later operated under the Zoo Office name and TIN. "We're here today to ask permission to do an outstanding payment of $62,517 to the Zoo Office," Manny said, outlining a timeline that…
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