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The CityTime payroll scandal was a 2003–2010 public corruption scandal in which several contractors, namely from SAIC, fraudulently inflated project costs for implementing the New York CityTime electronic payroll and timekeeping system.
29 kwi 2014 · A federal judge in Manhattan on Monday sentenced three men to 20 years in prison for their roles in the scandal-ridden payroll modernization project known as CityTime, and he also sharply...
21 cze 2011 · SAIC, the CityTime Project prime contractor, has had no comment on the scandal in which it has made tens of millions of dollars in profit.
21 cze 2013 · In late 2010, federal charges were brought against SAIC employees and subcontractors involved in CityTime. At the time, the government believed the amount of fraud involved totaled about $80 million.
15 mar 2012 · SAIC in 2000 became the lead contractor for CityTime, a projected aimed at modernizing New York City's timekeeping and payroll systems which at the time had a contract value of about $73 million.
13 maj 2015 · The CityTime project was a City initiative to modernize its timekeeping and payroll systems across City agencies. In 2000, SAIC became the lead contractor on CityTime, which at the time had a contract value of approximately $73 million. In 2003, SAIC appointed DENAULT as Program Manager on CityTime.
15 mar 2012 · New York City will get $466 million of the $500 million as compensation (Mayor Bloomberg had originally demanded $600 million). It also states that the New York paid SAIC $589 million since 2000.
