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Public safety radio contract causes static over minority contracting

by Len Lazarick | May 23, 2012 | News | 0 |

Contracts over a statewide wireless radio network for first responders produced a heated debate before the Board of Public Works Wednesday, causing the award to be delayed for two weeks.

Board of Public Works approves up to $56 million to upgrade state e-mail

by Len Lazarick | September 21, 2011 | News | 1 |

Maryland state government is going to be moving to cloud-based e-mail, after a divided Board of Public Works approved a contract for up to $56 million with California-based SADA Systems on Wednesday. The state currently has 57 different e-mail systems leading to duplication, inefficiency and extra costs.

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