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Proposed no-bid $56M state contract with Motorola raising questions
Louisiana is considering a $56 million no-bid 10-year contract with Motorola to expand its role in the Louisiana Wireless Information Network (LWIN), a statewide emergency communication system. Critics question the lack of competition amid ongoing issues like outages and coverage gaps, while Motorola claims it is the only vendor capable of ensuring statewide interoperability.
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