Federal Government Sinks Another $527K Into Recovery.gov Website Redesign

In 2009, the Obama administration made news with an $18 million, five year contract to redesign Recovery.gov, the website the government set up to allow taxpayers to track the stimulus spending enacted by the president and Congress soon after President Obama took office. On Wednesday, notice of a contract awarded to Smartronix, a Hollywood, Maryland company was posted for “Modification to exercise the Option to Extend Clause” for a total of $527,216.00:

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