Ohio Lottery plans to replace GTECH
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The Ohio Lottery said it wants to replace GTECH, the Providence-based vendor that has operated the lottery’s gaming system since 1985. The lottery said that it wants Intralot to replace GTECH Corp. in July 2009. The contract will go before a state panel next month for final approval. The contract could last up to 10 years and has an estimated worth of $170 million. Intralot is based in Athens, Greece, and its U.S. headquarters is in Atlanta. GTECH is part of Lottomatica SpA, the operator of Italy’s national lottery. 
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