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March 16th 16, 12:19 AM
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BBC reports on SSL resignalling debacle
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In article , (Robin) wrote: On 14/03/2016 16:52, wrote: Isn't the real problem that TfL believed (whether misled by Bombardier or otherwise) that they could get the SSL resignalling for ΔΆ800M-odd less than it turns our it will cost them? Yes. With one-off procurements it's often hard to know if the budget over-run is "it cost more than it needed to" or "it was always going to cost more than we thought it would". Or of course "it cost what we privately thought it would but we lied to get approval". I also note the BBC felt it was not necessary to mention that John Biggs is a Labour and Co-operative Party member of the London Assembly. Perhaps they just knew in their bones his comments were totally apolitical. Isn't he also the Mayor of Tower Hamlets? Yes, and no doubt a big improvement on his predecessor. |
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