Pennacchio urges probe into NJ Turnpike E-ZPass contract

Pennacchio urges probe into NJ Turnpike E-ZPass contract
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Senator Joe Pennacchio has called for an investigation into the recent E-ZPass contract awarded by the New Jersey Turnpike Authority (NJTA) to TransCore. In a letter addressed to Acting State Comptroller Kevin Walsh, Pennacchio raised concerns over the process that led to the awarding of the nearly $2 billion contract.

Pennacchio’s letter highlighted alleged private meetings between NJTA and TransCore, noting that “TransCore’s winning proposal was $250 million higher than any other bidder.” He questioned why similar negotiations were not extended to other potential bidders such as Conduent.

The senator’s request aligns with the State Comptroller’s mission to ensure integrity and transparency in government contracts within New Jersey. The full details of Pennacchio’s letter are available for public reading.



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