Louisiana signs $192.6 million no-bid contract with Motorola for public safety, police technology
Louisiana has reached a contract with Motorola to upgrade and maintain its statewide radio system used during natural disasters and provide radios, license plate readers, body cameras, in-car video systems and related technology to police agencies.
BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana Illuminator) - Louisiana lawmakers signed off Thursday on a 10-year, no-bid contract worth $192.6 million to provide public safety equipment and technology for law enforcement and the prison system.
The deal gives Motorola $138.2 million to upgrade and maintain the Louisiana Wireless Information Network, a statewide radio system used during natural disasters.
The state will also pay the company $54.4 million to provide radios, license plate readers, body cameras, in-car video systems and related technology to police agencies, according to a draft of the contract.