Oops. The Principal ObamaCare Contractor Had a Terrible Record in Canada as Well

Canadian provincial health officials last year fired the parent company of CGI Federal, the prime contractor for the problem-plagued ObamaCare health exchange websites, the Washington Examiner has learned…

In Canada, eHealth, the Ontario provincial agency, scrapped its high-profile online medical registry for diabetes sufferers and treatment providers, and cancelled CGI Group’s $46.2 million contract, on Sept. 5, 2012. The company was 14 months behind schedule when it was given notice of termination by the Ontario government agency.

In the meantime, a group of other Ontario IT companies successfully replicated the registry, rendering CGI’s project obsolete. (More)

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  1. Billy says:

    Not surprising. Companies that make a living off the government tend to become amazingly inefficient.

  2. Tom G. says:

    How’s it even possible to be that far behind schedule? Did they just not work at all?

  3. Wilbur says:

    “In the meantime, a group of other Ontario IT companies successfully replicated the registry, rendering CGI’s project obsolete.”

    Private business once again fills in the cracks that government leaves behind.

  4. Stewart T. says:

    If Republicans had stood behind the law then the Administration would have had more resources to hire a better company.

  5. Kilian says:

    Didn’t anyone check their record?

  6. Mark says:

    How is this company still in business? If mine did something like that then we’d shut our doors pretty darn quick.

  7. Susan says:

    Sounds to me like someone did a favor for someone by giving them the contract…..