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- Your memory is short on how the Gov't works.
- Whenever the city gets involved in something, it becomes the only monopoly. Then the upgrades are few and far between. Why not let companies come in and bid for the job. Parties not affiliated with the entrenched monopoly. You do not want the city to run it. Then the technology can be upgraded and become cheaper in the future. Have short term contracts that require rebidding in the future. Everything changes. Nothing stays static like you envisioned.
- Posted by: osreinstall Posted on: 08/22/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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