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When the process has costs exceeding the costs of the corruption there is a problem. Look at CA and how Tudor Perini still wins contracts despite a history of f
by wbl 7y ago
When the process has costs exceeding the costs of the corruption there is a problem. Look at CA and how Tudor Perini still wins contracts despite a history of failure to deliver and bilking the taxpayer with change orders.
- FateOfNations 7y agoNot necessarily corruption in the traditional sense... We have a law that requires the government to accept the lowest "technically acceptable" bid... Tudor Perini knows how to game this system: Low ball the bid and then make up the difference with change orders later. Everyone else who is honest and submits good faith bids comes in higher and looses.