One of the subcontractors working on the Obamacare website is
currently under investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Client Network Services Incorporated (CNSI) became a sub-contractor on the Obamacare website in 2012, working hand in hand with QSSI,
according to its website. QSSI was one of several contractors hauled before Congress to address the sites troubled rollout in October. According to Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) “war room”
notes released in October, CNSI was responsible for assisting with
electronic data interchange (EDI) — defined as a system to transfer data
between computer systems without human interaction. Among the plethora of problems with the website rollout, insurance
companies have complained that data received on their computers has
often been inaccurate, suggesting a problem with the EDI. CNSI is currently under investigation by the FBI, which has alleged that then-Louisiana Health and Hospitals Secretary
Bruce Greenstein, a former CNSI employee, exerted undue influence in steering the Medicaid contract to Louisiana. According to
a story in the New Orleans Times Picayne, the FBI also acccused CNSI of witness tampering in another case. “According to the FBI report in this Court’s possession, one of
CNSI’s owners, in front of the other three owners, said if the employee
‘ever disclosed the misconduct at the company they would have him
killed.’”...
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