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Title	Report of investigation file ID number, 2010107 : agency, Ohio Department of Transportation.
Subject	ODOT; stipends; project; bidders; million; Bridge; 'design build'; 'unsuccessful bidders'; Possible misuse of public funds; Ohio. Dept. of Transportation--Appropriations and expenditures.; Bridges--Ohio--Columbus--Design and construction--Finance.; OGI 1.19:2010107
Description	Title from PDF p. [i] (viewed on May 27, 2010).; "Date of Report: April 16, 2010."
Creator	Ohio. Office of Inspector General.
Publisher	State of Ohio, Office of the Inspector General
Type	Text
Identifier	http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2010107.pdf http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2010107XAtoE.pdf http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2010107XFtoH.pdf
Language	eng
Relation	http://worldcat.org/oclc/631793640/viewonline
Title-Alternative	Ohio Department of Transportation
Description-Abstract	On February 1, 2010, The Columbus Dispatch reported that the Ohio Department of Transportation ("ODOT") was going to pay $1 million apiece to two unsuccessful bidders for the contract to design the new I-90 Inner Belt Bridge. After obtaining documentation from ODOT and conducting research, the Ohio Inspector General's Office initiated its investigation on March 16, 2010. Based on our investigation, we have serious concerns about ODOT's plans to award $1 million stipends to unsuccessful bidders. ODOT intends to pay the stipends without documentation of the bidders' actual costs and expenses, or any evidence that the bidders' designs are worth $1 million or will even be useful. We are unable to find wrongdoing on ODOT's part because it has not yet awarded or paid the stipends. However, because we believe that the payment of the $1 million stipends would constitute an unjustified expenditure of public funds, we have made three recommendations on how ODOT can rectify the situation.
Date-Issued	[2010]
Format-Extent	1 online resource (3 pt.) : ill., forms
Format-Medium	Government Publication
OCLC number	631793640

Title	Report of investigation file ID number, 2010107 : agency, Ohio Department of Transportation.
Subject	ODOT; stipends; project; bidders; million; Bridge; 'design build'; 'unsuccessful bidders'; Possible misuse of public funds; Ohio. Dept. of Transportation--Appropriations and expenditures.; Bridges--Ohio--Columbus--Design and construction--Finance.; OGI 1.19:2010107
Description	Title from PDF p. [i] (viewed on May 27, 2010).; "Date of Report: April 16, 2010."
Creator	Ohio. Office of Inspector General.
Publisher	State of Ohio, Office of the Inspector General
Type	Text
Identifier	http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2010107.pdf http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2010107XAtoE.pdf http://watchdog.ohio.gov/investigations/2010107XFtoH.pdf
Language	eng
Relation	http://worldcat.org/oclc/631793640/viewonline
Title-Alternative	Ohio Department of Transportation
Description-Abstract	On February 1, 2010, The Columbus Dispatch reported that the Ohio Department of Transportation ("ODOT") was going to pay $1 million apiece to two unsuccessful bidders for the contract to design the new I-90 Inner Belt Bridge. After obtaining documentation from ODOT and conducting research, the Ohio Inspector General's Office initiated its investigation on March 16, 2010. Based on our investigation, we have serious concerns about ODOT's plans to award $1 million stipends to unsuccessful bidders. ODOT intends to pay the stipends without documentation of the bidders' actual costs and expenses, or any evidence that the bidders' designs are worth $1 million or will even be useful. We are unable to find wrongdoing on ODOT's part because it has not yet awarded or paid the stipends. However, because we believe that the payment of the $1 million stipends would constitute an unjustified expenditure of public funds, we have made three recommendations on how ODOT can rectify the situation.
Date-Issued	[2010]
Format-Extent	1 online resource (3 pt.) : ill., forms
Format-Medium	Government Publication
OCLC number	631793640

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