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Ohio is pulling plug on contracts

Source: By Andrew Welsh-Huggins, Associated Press (OH), May 17, 2007

The state is ending contracts that paid outside consultants millions of dollars to oversee a massive computer project already chock-full of other consultants and dozens of state employees.

Billing by one contractor cost the state $4.8 million in just one year; annual salaries for other consultants ranged from a high of $500,000 to a low of $200,000.