Cytation Corporation
4902 Eisenhower Blvd.
Suite 185
Tampa, Florida 33634
(813) 885-5998

June 20, 2006


United States Securities and Exchange Commission
Division of Corporation Finance
Attn: Pamela Long, Assistant  Director
100 F Street, N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20549-7010

     RE:     CYTATION  CORPORATION
             INFORMATION  STATEMENT  ON  SCHEDULE  14C
             FILED  JUNE  20,  2006
             FILE  #  000-05388

Dear  Ms.  Long,

     We  received  your  letter  dated  June 19, 2006 commenting on our response
letter  dated  June 15, 2006. In addition, we refer to your comment letter dated
June  9,  2006  commenting  on the Revised Information Statement on Schedule 14C
("Schedule  14C") filed on June 2, 2006 by Cytation Corporation (the "Company").
In  connection with your comments, we have indicated the necessary changes which
we  have made to the Schedule 14C in response to the suggestions in your letter.
We  have  filed  a  copy  of  this  letter  as  correspondence  on  EDGAR.

OUR  RESPONSE  TO YOUR COMMENT LETTER DATED JUNE 19, 2006  FOLLOWS  BELOW.
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Capital  Structure
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1.   Pursuant  to EITF 00-27 and EITF 98-5, we have calculated the relative fair
     value of the Series A Warrants, Series B Warrants, and Series D Warrants to
     be  $23,645,158,  in  the aggregate, and the Series A Preferred Stock to be
     $7,456,215.  Based  on  such  relative  fair values, we have calculated the
     effective  conversion price of our Series A Preferred Stock to be $0.18. As
     a  result, pursuant to paragraph 5-7 of EITF 00-27, we have determined that
     the  beneficial  conversion feature is the total relative fair value of the
     Series  A Preferred Stock, or $1,787,029. Exhibit A attached hereto details
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     our  initial  journal  entries  recording  the  relative  fair value of the
     preferred  stock  and warrants, and subsequent journal entry reflecting the
     value  of  the  beneficial conversion feature. We have also determined that
     the  discount of $7,456,215 must be amortized. Using an amortization period
     of  73  days  for  the period from January 18 to April 1, we have amortized
     $1,491,243, of which $1,133,837 relates to the discount on the warrants and
     $357,406  relates to the beneficial conversion feature. We have revised our
     statement  of  operations  to  reflect  a  deemed  dividend  to  preferred
     shareholders  and  decrease  our  net  income  (loss)  available  to common
     stockholders.  We have included detailed calculations on Exhibit A attached
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     hereto.



OUR  RESPONSES  TO  YOUR COMMENT LETTER DATED JUNE 9, 2006 FOLLOW  BELOW.
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2.   We have  revised  the Schedule 14C to consistently reflect all Series BD-1,
     BD-2,  BD-3,  BD-4,  and  BD-5 warrants issued by the Company in connection
     with  the  Series  A Convertible Preferred Stock financing and the Series D
     Convertible  Preferred  Stock  financing.

3.   We have  not  made  any  revisions based upon your comment number 3. Please
     note  that  the  2-for-1 stock dividend was declared and issued in November
     2005.  All  Series  A  Convertible  Preferred  Stock was issued on or after
     January  18, 2006. As a result, the 2-for-1 stock dividend had no effect on
     the  conversion  price  of  the  Series  A  Convertible  Preferred  Stock.

Exhibit  99.4
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Consolidated  Pro  Forma  Balance  Sheet
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4.   Pursuant to 3-12(c)(1) of Regulation S-X, we have not presented a pro-forma
     balance  sheet  as  of  April  1,  2006  in  the  Schedule  14C because the
     acquisition that occurred in January 2006 is fully reflected in the balance
     sheet  as  of  April  1,  2006  attached  to  the  Schedule  14C.

Pro  Forma  Consolidated  Statement  of  Operations
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5.   Pursuant to 3-12(c)(2) of Regulation S-X, we have not presented a pro-forma
     income  statement  for  the  three  month period ending as of April 1, 2006
     because  our  income  statement from the three month period ending April 1,
     2006, which is attached to the Schedule 14C, includes revenues and expenses
     from  the acquired entity for the period from January 1, 2006 through April
     1,  2006.



Exhibits  99.5-99.7
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Cytation Corporation Financial Statements for the Quarter  Ended April 1, 2006
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6.   We have  included  the  footnote  disclosures  for the interim period ended
     April  1,  2006.

Quarterly  Report  on  Form  10-QSB  for  the  period  ended  April  1,  2006
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General
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7.   We will  be  filing  an amendment to our Quarterly Report on Form 10QSB for
     the period ending April 1, 2006, which will reflect the revisions discussed
     above.

8.   We have  added  as  Footnote  5.,  a  disclosure  concerning  our  product
     warranties  pursuant  to  FIN  45.

     If you should have any questions regarding our amended Schedule 14C, please
do  not  hesitate  to  contact  me.


                                          Sincerely,


                                          /s/  Charles  G.  Masters
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                                          Charles  G.  Masters
                                          President & Chief Executive Officer
                                          Cytation  Corporation

Cc:     Bush  Ross,  P.A.


                                                 EXHIBIT A



WARRANTS                                                                RISK FREE  FAIR VALUE     TOTAL
                      NUMBER     YEARS   VOLATILITY   STRIKE $   STOCK $   RATE   PER WARRANT   FAIR VALUE
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Class A Warrants     9,941,639  5 years          32%  $    1.50  $   2.48  4.82%  $       1.39  13,818,878

Class B Warrants     4,970,824  7 years          32%  $    2.25  $   2.48  4.84%  $       1.19   5,915,281

Class C Warrants     2,000,000  5 years          32%  $    0.75  $   2.48  4.82%  $       1.90   3,800,000

Class D Warrants     2,000,000  7 years          32%  $    0.75  $   2.48  4.82%  $       1.96   3,920,000

Class E Warrants       880,540  3 years          32%  $    3.00  $   2.48  4.82%  $       0.50     438,421

Class BD-1 Warrants    919,162  5 years          32%  $    0.75  $   2.48  4.82%  $       1.90   1,746,408

Class BD-2 Warrants    919,162  5 years          32%  $    1.50  $   2.48  4.82%  $       1.39   1,277,635

Class BD-3 Warrants    459,581  7 years          32%  $    2.25  $   2.48  4.84%  $       1.19     546,901

Class BD-4 Warrants     66,121  5 years          32%  $    1.50  $   2.48  4.84%  $       1.39      91,908

Class BD-5 Warrants     66,121  3 years          32%  $    3.00  $   2.48  4.84%  $       0.50      32,922

                               Preferred Stock        $7,456,215
                               Transaction Costs              -
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                               Total Preferred
                                after costs           $7,456,215
Total Fair Value of Class A,
B, and D Warrants              $23,654,158     76.0%   5,669,186 Warrants  18-Jan      1-Apr            73    1,133,837
                                                                                                       365
                                                                                                       20%

Fair Value Preferred Stock     $ 7,456,215     24.0%   1,787,029 Preferred 18-Jan      1-Apr            73      357,406
                                                                                                       365
                                                                                                       20%
Total Fair Value               $31,110,373      100%  $7,456,215 Cash                                        $1,491,243

                                                                                                 7,456,215   $5,964,972




Journal Entry:
Cash                  7,456,215
  Preferred Stock                    1,787,029
  APIC                               5,669,186

To record initial entry based on relative fair value

APIC                    935,245
  Cash                                 935,245

To record transaction costs

Preferred Stock       1,787,029
  APIC                               1,787,029

to record beneficial conversion feature on preferred

Retained Earnings     1,491,243
Preferred Stock                      1,491,243

To record amortization of beneficial conversion feature

VOLATILITY CALCULATION
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                                                 2005
Industry Competitor           Symbol          Volatility
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Cavalier Homes, Inc.          CAV               27.90%
Cavco Industries, Inc.        CVCO              34.20%
Southern Energy Homes, Inc.   SEHI              32.60%
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                                                31.57%