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medical centers and large corporations. On Wednesday, U.S. Assistant Commerce Secretary Lawrence Strickling told federal lawmakers that West Virginia's bulk purchase of more than 1,000 "scalable" routers saved the state money. "Overall,
... Published: Friday, May 18, 2012 Words: 964
West Virginia "taxpayers were best served" by the state'sdecision to use $24 million in federal stimulusfunds to purchase more than 1,000 high-end Internetrouters for public facilities, a state official overseeing the spending has... Published: Thursday, July 12, 2012 Words: 676
jails, 911 centers, planning agencies and other public facilities. About 630 sites are getting new fiber-optic connections. All 1,100 locations are receiving high-capacityrouters. A recent West Virginia Legislative Audit report found... Published: Monday, March 18, 2013 Words: 879
$250,000. The policy change follows federal and state reviews of West Virginia's decision to buy more than 1,000Internetrouters that cost$24million. The state Office of Technology bought the routers two years ago under a statewide... Published: Friday, February 01, 2013 Words: 780
broadband expansion project funded by the federal stimulus, the state is removing routers that cost as little as $40 at public facilities and replacing them with $22,400 routers. "It's $24 million in government funds, so we're looking... Published: Wednesday, August 08, 2012 Words: 835
in West Virginia. The review is expected to include a financial audit. Burdette's announcement followed Gazette reports that stateofficials are using $24 million from the stimulus grant to put 1,000 high-powered Internetrouters in... Published: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 Words: 893
Martin also has criticized stateofficials for spending $24 million on oversized Internetrouters for more than 1,000 public facilities. The routerscost$22,600 each. Earlier this year, the state Legislative Auditor released a scathing... Published: Friday, October 18, 2013 Words: 658
follow a legislative auditor's recommendation that the state scrap a controversial "secondary bid" practice that was used to buy high-capacityInternetrouters for $24million. Secondary bids allowed state agencies to tap existing statewide... Published: Friday, May 31, 2013 Words: 525
In February, the legislative auditor released a scathing report, finding that the state wasted at least $7.9 million — and up to $15 million — in stimulusfunds by purchasing oversize routers. The state installed most of the routers... Published: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 Words: 796
advise Burdette and Tomblin. Earlier this month, Burdette said ICF would also review how stateofficials were spending more than $126 million in federal economic stimulusfunds to expand high-speed Internet in West Virginia. The review... Published: Thursday, May 24, 2012 Words: 1397
