I guess it's true that hospital utilization for non-COVID cases declined, but in NYC hospitals, they were still stuffing people in the hallways while these site

I guess it's true that hospital utilization for non-COVID cases declined, but in NYC hospitals, they were still stuffing people in the hallways while these sites idled. Is that not a scandal? Some contractors made a lot of money building these sites. Did the people building them know before-hand that they didn't fulfill the list of features for actual utilization when they signed the contracts that were evaluated under an accelerated, non-competitive review? I don't want to diminish the efforts of the people that built these sites and stood ready to treat patients. That's heroic. My skepticism is aimed at the bosses.