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![]() "John B" wrote in message ... On Sep 9, 10:53 pm, "tim....." wrote: When the much hated Metronet forecast a £2bn overspend there was much criticism here and calls by the then mayor for Metronet to go bust. There were calls for the super efficient Tubelines take over and do the work for the original estimate. Where are the Metronet bashers now that Tubelines have come in with a £1.4bn overspend. Before anybody says well £1.4bn is less than £2bn Tubelines have 3 lines and Metronet had 5 lines. That makes Tublines even worse than Metronet. palp probably because we've never seen such a report do you have a link OK found it now http://www.contractjournal.com/Artic...8/tube-lines-f... The reason is because this isn't an overspend for past work, it's a negotiating position for future work Yes. Also because the GBP1.4bn is what the regulator believes is the correct adjustment given changes in the cost environment, whereas Metronet's gap was the amount of money that it wasted above the regulator's assessment of how much the work should have cost. -- John Band john at johnband dot org www.johnband.org How can the £2bn be money wasted above regulators assessment. It was future spend. How can you waste future spend? Can soembody explain. Kevin |
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