From [url]http://www.sacbee.com/content/politics/ca/story/2671396p-3371683c.html[/url]
[b]One of the insiders appears to be Polanco, the author of the 1993 law. Finance Director Tim Gage testified before a legislative committee that Polanco called him to ask that his staff listen to a pitch by Logicon Inc., the company that proposed the Oracle deal to the state and stands to make $28 million for its role.
Polanco's son, Richard Polanco Jr., works for Oracle and attended at least one state advisory committee meeting about enterprise licensing agreements in the weeks leading up to the deal last spring.
In another no-bid contract in 2000, the brother of Sen. Polanco's information technology consultant held key positions in two companies involved in the overhaul of the state's Web portal. Much of that project was done through CMAS.
Polanco could not be reached for comment, and he has not responded to earlier requests to answer questions about the state's growing technology scandal.
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I am not the lest surprised that there is a scandal. I just hope the damn California voters don't forget by November.
Sgtar15