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Jun-8
Oh, I'm very familiar with government procurements.
When I joined the Navy in 1977, I went through boot camp. And one thing they taught you was how to use an M-16 and a pistol.
And after they explained everything about those weapons, the Chief said... and treat them carefully because they were procured from the lowest bidder! (* CHUCKLE *)
FWIW
Jun-8
I started riding Northeast Regional Trains back in the days of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. If there was a worse run railroad I have never heard of it. But the NH did know how to print time tables and they were always available. And the NH did know how to sell tickets without creating obstacles for riders. These things have eluded Amtrak.
In fairness, back in the old days I recall standing from Providence to New Haven. With Amtrak I always get a seat.
Ish