I think you need to post it here.. Wanted - Members Looking To Hire You

If I were you, I'd use eLance.com to develop a shortlist of the best coders for Drupal, by reviewing their past projects, performance, recommendations, reputation and prices.

eLance Job Portal

Hope this helps...
_jim coe

The Best way is to outsource on warrior forum, warrior for hire section you can found some great freelancer few thing which will you keep in mind while hiring anybody
1: how much he charge
2: his/her Reviews
3: in which mode he will be going to charge you.
I always charge on milestone basis for web development project means one will be charged only for the work which has been completed.
In website development project always break the project into milestones like
1: psd template Design
2: psd to html/css
3: html/css to WP/Drupal/Joomla/custom php
4: uploading contents
5: Moving the complete site to your server
in this way if the designer leave the job in the middle you will not loose the full money plus you can take another freelancer to complete the remaining job and will be easy for him/her to carry out your reaming work.
I hope this will help
Thanks
Nauman K

Before deciding a couple of outsourcing sites for your job, you must consider few following points:

1. Experience in your field- It’s important to choose a company that has previous experience in your field. A company that understands the unique aspects of your specialty is more likely to build your practice a high-quality web presence.

As you are asking to getting codded with Drupal implementation, you can easily rely on Infoway LLC because Infoway holds expertise in this field.


2. A robust portfolio- Go with a web design company that is proud to show you their previous work. Sharing a portfolio demonstrates pride in their work and confidence in their success.

Unless you have some good reason to use Drupal, I'd stay away from it. It's slow, cumbersome and has a tiny support community when compared to something like WordPress.

You can also find WordPress developers quite easily, but Drupal developer are difficult to track down because there are so few of them.

Thank you for the suggestions. We eventually switched to WordPress.