The Housing Authority of Houston (HHA) committed to spending $2.2 million on new AC units but faced issues when these units were removed shortly after installation. Investigations revealed significant internal process failures in how HHA awarded and administered contracts, leading to inadequate oversight. The situation caused the HHA president and CEO to resign and prompted a review by outside counsel, which revealed serious lapses that violated HUD regulations. The new leadership aims to strengthen internal processes following the findings of the investigation.
The HHA's lack of oversight and proper vetting procedures led to the premature removal of newly installed AC units, indicating severe lapses in contract management.
HHA's investigation revealed significant deficiencies in internal processes, contract administration, and oversight that ultimately resulted in the resignation of its top leadership.
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