Quid Pro Quo, a favor for a favor

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Quid Pro Quo, a favor for a favor

The Matawan Advisor has no idea why Henshell and Buccellato are so fortunate but we would like to Advise the Matawan Public about their FIRM’S FOCUS AND GOOD FORTUNE!

A Google Search turned this up:
Henshell and Buccellato, Consulting Architects
Justin Henshell, FAIA CSI FASTM; Paul Buccellato, AIA CSI FASTM

Firm Focus
Colleges and Universities, Courthouses, Entertainment Facilities,
Government Offices, K-12 Schools, Multi-Unit Residential, Religious Facilities, Warehouse/Office
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Another Google Search turned this up:
From the Asbury Park Press, November 20, 2007:
High bidder gets pact for county roof design
Freeholders OK $125G contract
FREEHOLD — Days after Republicans retained control of the Monmouth County freeholder board in the Nov. 6 election, the board slipped a $125,400 contract to a politically connected engineering firm, despite the price being the highest of the four qualified bidders.

Paul Buccellato, a Republican councilman in Matawan, is a partner in the company that received the contract to design roof replacements for four buildings.
The bid by Henshell & Buccellato Co. of Red Bank — which for years has sent campaign contributions to the county GOP and received other Monmouth County government contracts — was $30,400 more than a quote from a Somerset County-based competitor seeking its first contract here, and $41,430 over the lowest bid.
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AND another Google Search turned this up:
On January 13, 2005, Henshell & Buccellato was awarded a $25,000 contract by the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders to provide “call-in professional architectural services” for the Monmouth County Department of Buildings and Grounds for 2005.