After hearing passionate arguments from companies and state officials, the Board of Public Works decided to wait for a ruling from the Board of Contract Appeals before approving a disputed $120 million five-year contract to provide pharmacy services to prison inmates.
Read MoreA $4.8 million contract to maintain two I-95 rest stops in Howard County will be rebid after Comptroller Peter Franchot vehemently protested the selected contractor’s bid application at Wednesday’s Board of Public Works meeting.
H.D. Myles Inc. had initially been selected to receive the contract. However, H.D. Myles was not a registered Maryland corporation when it completed its bid application – which includes a signed affidavit swearing that all of the information it is submitting is true.
Read MoreAnn Marie Doory’s daughter Beth was just a year-and-a-half old when Doory was sworn in to the House of Delegates in 1987. Now, as Doory leaves the legislature to accept the governor’s appointment to the Board of Contract Appeals, Beth has just graduated from law school at the University of Baltimore.
She’s joining the family trade, if you will. Her dad, Robert, is a lawyer and Ann Marie is a member of the bar as well. (Uncle Timothy is a Circuit Court judge.)
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