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Saving Tip #2: Shop Around For the Best Price
Wednesday, September 08, 2010

Compare products side by side with these corrections resource guides. Much like shopping for airfare or a vehicle, shop around for the best prices on everything needed to run your prison or jail. From blankets to body armor and inmate orientation videos, sites such as www.correctionsmarketplace.com, www.corrections.com/vendor and www.correctionsone.com/products are great resources when seeking the best-priced products. Their product sections allow you to compare several viable options side by side.

Here are our reviews of these sites:

• ACA's Marketplace is very easy to use and has complete information.

• CorrectionsOne.com is very helpful, not only with products but with additional information around how those products are used.

• Corrections.com offers a wide variety of products.

Upcoming cost-saving topics include:

• #3: Avoid lawsuits
• #4: Weigh the costs of building new and reusing what you already have

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