Xerox won a $72 million contract to the build-out of Nevada's state insurance exchange earlier this year. Accenture won one of the biggest prizes, a $399 millio

Xerox won a $72 million contract to the build-out of Nevada's state insurance exchange earlier this year. Accenture won one of the biggest prizes, a $399 million contract in June to lead the build-out of California's health benefit exchange This is probably naive thinking, but does it really cost $400 million to build one of these? And I'm sure there are some quirks across states, but does each state really have to build its own from the ground up? It would seem to me that there is an opportunity for some company (startup? bigCorp?) to build it once and resell it to multiple states.