‘ICT company Ordina fraud led to procurement of government “- z24

'ICT company Ordina fraud led to procurement of government "- z24

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Ordina in 2005-2010 tampered with several government tenders These tenders of the Ministry of Security and Justice and the City of Rotterdam

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It finds the television program Zembla, that an amount of internal company Ordina owns

Ordina also received confidential documents-passing among others an official. Zembla has a whistleblower received a USB stick and have your own say about 100,000 emails and address files and confidential business plans, from the ICT company . Most of it was written between 2005 and 2010.

Ordina has the authenticity of the information on the USB stick in front of the TV program, that will spend Thursday, a broadcast confirmed. The company admitted to news agency ANP know to consider a response.

On Zembla showed Ordina know it is a call for tenders in 2009 in Rotterdam, which has not won, eventually let find out by a law firm. In another contract in 2006, which also would have occurred, unlawful market allocation is denied that include procurement rules have been circumvented.

Confidentiality reserve military

Earlier, it appeared that the Royal Military Police and the Public Ministry investigating whether a reserve military duty of confidentiality breached when he was temporarily in active service. It comes to e-mails he sent to his civilian employer, an IT supplier, and which possibly was secret information at that time.

That was in a letter to Defense Minister Jeanine Hennis Sunday to House has sent. She was thus ahead of a broadcast of Zembla. According to the TV program the man worked as a reserve officer for the military intelligence of the army. He would have been sent to Ordina, which he poured out information about the information that the Army used.

a mail from his post in Uruzgan in 2009

The information was not just military confidentiality, but also in commercial areas. As a civilian working for the military Ordina and was able to give the company an edge in the business opportunity, says Zembla.