Utah’s emergency communications may be on the brink of collapse, lending urgency to a planned massive system upgrade. But the project is on hold while two industry giants brawl over the taxpayer-funded contract for new two-way radios and equipment.

Florida-based Harris Corp. won the contract with a bid of some $50 million — a price that the state says is $30 million below that of the losing bidder, Motorola.
– PUB DATE: 4/2/2019 12:00:00 AM – SOURCE: The Salt Lake Tribune
Source: SEAFC National Fire News