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Maryland Attorney General's case management system implementation stalled; audit calls for procurement controls

Maryland Office of the Attorney General · US

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Attorney general's office failed to track, monitor millions in outside legal contracts - Maryland Matters

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Maryland's Attorney General's Office spent $1.8 million on a case management system that was not fully implemented before the contract expired in June 2025. State auditors found the office lacks procedures to track and monitor millions in payments to outside counsel, and the agency has committed to issuing guidance on contract tracking and monitoring by the end of 2027.

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"State auditors are calling for tighter controls and monitoring of outside law firms hired by state agencies, after finding a lack of procedures in the attorney general's office make it difficult to track millions paid to nearly 100 firms." — This is a news article reporting on an audit of the Maryland Attorney General's office; it contains no named future procurement, solicitation, or call for bids that vendors could respond to.

Checked against the source on 25 Oct 2026

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