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Opinion: DorobekInsider: The real story behind the Recovery.gov contract: The need for govt contracting transparency 
dorobekinsider (WordPress) | by cdorobek | Thu, Jul 16
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The price… Yes, $9.5 million — potentially $18 million if the options are exercised — is a lot of money, but in the end, this isn’t just a Web site. This is an enormous effort and, as Smartronix said in their statement, it is a lot more then just creating a Web site. It is a huge job that has to be done e...
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