This time, Information Technology Director William H. Flynn said, "We went through a very thorough vetting process with a bipartisan committee. The outcome was unanimous."
The Legislature met Monday and awarded a $752,856 contract to nfrastructure, a Clifton Park company that offered the lowest of three quotes the county obtained from vendors pre-approved by the state Office of General Services.
In 2014, Flynn's predecessor, Larry L. Helwig, was accused by a vendor of Alcatel-Lucent Technologies of trying to tip the scales toward a dealer in Cisco products. The Legislature declined to award any bids after the controversy.
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