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In article , (Roland Perry)
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In message , at
06:39:25 on Mon, 11 Aug 2014,
remarked:
From the context, and the fact they've been awarded a temporary
extension while the DfT gets its act together for new tendering, I
suggest it means "Short Term Agreement".

See also:


http://www.railwaygazette.com/news/p.../greater-angli

a-direct-award-franchise-agreed.html

Which does nothing to answer the question.


"The short-term agreement features a £20m package of improvements
which includes..."


Your surmise then. No use of or decoding of the acronym.

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In message , at 09:01:32
on Mon, 11 Aug 2014, remarked:
From the context, and the fact they've been awarded a temporary
extension while the DfT gets its act together for new tendering, I
suggest it means "Short Term Agreement".

See also:


http://www.railwaygazette.com/news/p.../greater-angli
a-direct-award-franchise-agreed.html

Which does nothing to answer the question.


"The short-term agreement features a £20m package of improvements
which includes..."


Your surmise then. No use of or decoding of the acronym.


It's the only meaning that makes any sense. Especially as Abellio are
crowing (in their stunningly inaccessible e-magazine) about how they
have several unprecedented things happening in the STA period which map
closely to those mentioned in the article.
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In article , (Roland Perry)
wrote:

In message , at
09:01:32 on Mon, 11 Aug 2014,
remarked:
From the context, and the fact they've been awarded a temporary
extension while the DfT gets its act together for new tendering, I
suggest it means "Short Term Agreement".

See also:


http://www.railwaygazette.com/news/p...w/greater-angl

ia-direct-award-franchise-agreed.html

Which does nothing to answer the question.

"The short-term agreement features a £20m package of improvements
which includes..."


Your surmise then. No use of or decoding of the acronym.


It's the only meaning that makes any sense. Especially as Abellio are
crowing (in their stunningly inaccessible e-magazine) about how they
have several unprecedented things happening in the STA period which
map closely to those mentioned in the article.


I suppose there is that. Hardly transparent though. The inward-facing nature
of the publication is also suggested by giving their intranet username and
password. I wonder why?

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