RM29 million contract goes to same firm in charge of eHIS during Ampang Hospital crash
The procurement is worth about RM10 million more than its current contract at Ampang Hospital.
A company responsible for maintaining Ampang Hospital's information system when it suffered a major breakdown four months ago, forcing health ministry officials to step in, has been awarded a similar job at another government hospital in Johor.
Checks on the government's procurement website, ePerolehan, show that on July 24 the health ministry awarded the company a three-year contract worth RM29.1 million to maintain the Hospital Information System (eHIS) at Hospital Sultan Ismail in Johor, about RM10 million more than the contract it received in February at Ampang Hospital.
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