Metro did not adequately oversee two information technology contracts, failing to check the consultants’ hours, ensure they finished their work and even check the math in the contracts, according to a new inspector general audit.
The audit from Metro’s Inspector General Helen Lew recounts multiple levels of problems, including conflicts of interest at the top of the department, at a time when contracts represented more than 47 percent of the entire IT budget.
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