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  1. Community

    Five Puerto Rico School Bus Firms Ask GSA Appeals Board to Void Transport Contract Awards

    Five school transportation companies have formally asked the Puerto Rico General Services Administration (ASG) Auction Review Board to revoke the award of a bid to provide school transportation for the public school system next year and to launch a new bidding process.

  2. Politics

    No Independent Prosecutor Named to Investigate ASG Head Over Conflict-of-Interest Complaint

    Puerto Rico’s Office of the Panel on the Independent Special Prosecutor (Opfei) on Thursday accepted the Justice Department’s recommendation not to appoint an independent special prosecutor to investigate Karla Mercado Rivera, head of the General Services Administration (ASG), who had been accused in an anonymous complaint of possible corruption and conflict of interest over her marriage to lawyer and lobbyist Anthony Maceira.

  3. Politics

    School Bus Operators Accuse Puerto Rico’s General Services Administration of Biased Bidding

    The Puerto Rico Federation of School Transportation Providers is challenging a school bus bidding process run by the General Services Administration (ASG), alleging irregularities that could leave some 18,000 students without transportation when classes resume in January.

  4. Community

    School Bus Operators Dispute Puerto Rico’s First School Transportation Bid in 10 Years

    A bid to select the companies that will provide school transportation for Puerto Rico’s Education Department next year has set off a new dispute between the government and bus operators.

  5. Politics

    Loíza Mayor Receives New Vehicle from OGP Director

    Loíza Mayor Julia Nazario announced on Facebook that she has a new vehicle, a black van with 54,000 miles, which was provided by Orlando Rivera Berríos, the director of the Office of Management and Budget (OGP).

  6. Politics

    Governor Announces $20.5 Million Allocation to Cover Special Education Transportation

    Governor Jenniffer González announced that the Financial Oversight and Management Board (JSF) authorized the reprogramming of just over $26.5 million to pay for several government services, including transportation for Special Education students and technology services.

  7. Politics

    Puerto Rico Senate Bill Would Add GPS Tracking to Government Vehicles, Raise Misuse Fines to $5,000

    The Puerto Rico Legislative Assembly is considering Senate Bill (PS) 1247, which would require real-time GPS monitoring of official government vehicles’ location, routes, and use, while raising fines for improper use from $100 to as much as $5,000 per infraction.

  8. Politics

    ASG Approves Contract for Housekeeping Services

    The Administration of General Services (ASG) has authorized the Department of Family to contract housekeeping services through the correct mechanism.

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