Feb. 6 (Bloomberg) — CGI Group Inc., the Canadian company that lost the Obamacare website contract after a botched rollout, is pursuing new federal and state government work in the U.S. to bolster sales in its biggest market.
"Our view is that the brand isn't damaged," said Chief Executive Officer Michael Roach, 61. "We may see one-offs here and there, but I don't see anything that will last. We're prepared to talk to our clients about what we're learning here. We've not been banned from anything. We're not barred."
CGI, Canada's largest technology company, has bids in for about $1.3 billion in potential U.S. government business, Roach said yesterday in an interview at the firm's Montreal headquarters. Roach said he's also seeking contracts with states and corporate clients.
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