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Lawmakers ponder $54M no-bid contract for police cameras, communications
Louisiana lawmakers plan to consider a $54 million, 10-year no-bid contract with Motorola for disaster communications and state law enforcement technology. The deal, recommended by Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration, is projected to save the state between $40 million and $70 million in locked-in discounts. However, some legislators questioned the proposal, citing concerns about the lack of a competitive bidding process.
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