MORRISON MANAGEMENT

This Document contains information regarding the ownership of Morrison Management.

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• Website: www.iammorrison.com/careersatmorrison_detail.aspx?JobID=KS07170901

TERMS AND CONDITIONS CONTRACT N0. O71B2000075

These are documents received under FOIA from the Michigan Department of Community Health and include invoices submitted by Morrison Management for payment. These invoices contain waste in which the contractor is billing for food provided to State workers and the Administration at Walter Reuther Hospital.

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STATE OF MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET CONTRACT NO. 071B9200075 & 071B6200150

These are copies of the first page of two contracts linking Morrison Management Specialists Inc., and Trettco, Inc., both of whom have food service contracts with the State of Michigan.  Both companies shared the same address until MSEA requested FOIAs on Morrison Management.  Morrison then moved to a different address.  Additionally, these documents contain a copy of the inaccurate Cost Analysis which was used to gain access to the contract for food services at Walter Reuther Hospital.

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SUMMARY OF WALTER REUTHER HOSPITAL FOOD SERVICES CONTRACT, December 12, 2009

This is a summary of a food service contract which exposes an inaccurate Cost Analysis used to contract out services normally performed by State workers. Additionally, it contains information about waste that was written into the contract.   The contract provides food for State workers and Administrators.

• Document (PDF) >> Department of Community Health (DCH) Cost Analysis of Contractors vs State Workers
• Document (PDF) >> MSEA Task Force Cost Analysis of Contractors vs State Workers

TECHNICAL REVIEW DECISION TRN 2009-004

This document is a critique of the Civil Service Commission’s rejection of a complaint filed against the Michigan Department of Management and Budget for using temporary contract employees to replace permanent State workers.

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COMPLAINT TO UNITED STATES PROPERTY FISCAL OFFICE; NOVEMBER 30, 2009

This is a complaint to the USPFO for contracting janitorial support at Fort Custer Training Center in which The Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs provided an inaccurate statement to gain access to a Federal contract for services normally performed by current staff at Fort Custer.

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• Document (PDF) >> Government Estimate for Janitorial Services at the Fort Custer Education Center

COMPLAINT TO MICHIGAN CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION; November 30, 2009

This is a complaint to the Michigan Civil Service Commission for violation of Ethics Standards and Civil Service Bulletin 7.01-5-2009: Prohibition against hiring current State Employees through Personal Service Contracts.  The complaint was against the Michigan State Police for contracting out janitorial services.

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STATE OF MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDJET CHANGE NOTICE NO. 1 , CONTRACT NO.  071B9200081

This Document contains highlights of a contract for $500,000.00 to Manitou Boatworks & Engineering LLC for boat inspections.   This duty was previously performed by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and provided revenue to the State.

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STATE OF MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET CHANGE NOTICE CONTRACT NO. 071B3001060

This Document is an approval by the State Administrative Board for an additional $523,000,000.00 (that’s $523 million) to be added to a Blue Cross & Blue Shield contract to provide administration of health care for state employees which now totals $1,383,000,000.00 (that’s over $1 billion).

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STATE OF MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET NOTICE TO CONTRACT No. 071B0200075

This Document is an approval of $1,900,000,000.00 (that’s $1.9 billion) for a contract to Blue Cross & Blue Shield to provide administrative fees for the health care of retired Public School Employees.

“State employees are continuously asked to pay more on their health care while $3.3 billion in administration fees are paid to BCBS for only performing the paperwork.  The State could save billions of dollars if state employees performed this work themselves.  If the state is self-insured, then why not self-administer?  There is no reason to ask state employees to pay more for health care when the cost should be decreasing.  Let’s take the profit out of state government and get back to basics.  Let state employees perform state services at-cost.”
--Dan Matthies, MSEA CS138 Task Force

“Paying $1.9 billion for the Michigan Public School Retiree System and almost $1.4 billion for the administration of BCBS healthcare is a 2010-2012 taxpayer’s subsidy to a not-for-profit company trying to monopolize public health care.  Also, the State has written the contract so BCBS is the only company qualified to bid per the bid specs.  Who’s getting a job with BCBS when the State goes bankrupt?”
--Rod Snyder, MSEA CS138 Task Force

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