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Colorado awards HP $116 million Medicaid contract

HP will serve as the state’s Medicaid fiscal agent to strengthen operations and support Colorado’s health care reform initiatives once the new system is implemented.

By StateScoop Staff

April 22, 2014

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New Mexico awards GDIT $39M to update Medicaid systems

The $39 million contract will allow New Mexico's Human Services Department to update its Medicaid enrollment system.

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General Dynamics lands $152M Alabama supercomputer authority contract

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Virginia awards $82.5 million contract for ‘core messaging services’

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Colorado receives $64 million for health technology

By Ryan Johnston

IBM to pay Maryland $14.8 million over health benefit exchange

By Katya Schwenk

Faulty Medicaid system paid out $11 million to deceased residents in Rhode Island

By Ryan Johnston

Minnesota claims success in $26 million Real ID system launch

By Jared Beinart

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