"“The Motorola program and price are extremely high for a public-safety radio,” said Lt. Col. Scott Padgett, a Loudoun resident who works for IBM. He said for $36.7 million, a Midwestern state could buy an entire public-safety radio system."
The article went on to add how much could potentially be saved.
"Sarantos said if the county reissued bids, it could save as much as $10 million. “That's one elementary school,” he added."
Source: Loudoun Times
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