"It raises all kinds of questions,' said Susan Lerner, executive director of good government group Common Cause New York. 'There appears to be time in this process to go through a much more open-bidding process to ensure that the public is getting the best vendor at the best price.'
The News has also learned that Wireless Generation paid as much as $5,000 a month to lobbying firms to advocate for the contract and Race to the Top funds with state officials."
The News has also learned that Wireless Generation paid as much as $5,000 a month to lobbying firms to advocate for the contract and Race to the Top funds with state officials."