>The problem is "it's done properly" will be verified decades later, and by the time the damage is done, and there may not even be anyone to sue anymore. So is

>The problem is "it's done properly" will be verified decades later, and by the time the damage is done, and there may not even be anyone to sue anymore. So is nearly every other public works projects. By the time the bridge falls down the builder has had plenty of time to folds the company and cash out. Verification during construction mostly solves this problem.