Used to work in a intelligence agency, and we regularly had the usual suspects of defense contractors working for us. I can't really say anything specific, but

Used to work in a intelligence agency, and we regularly had the usual suspects of defense contractors working for us. I can't really say anything specific, but I can tell you this - the projects were itemized down to almost every line of code. We once had a contractor tech/engineer fix some extremely trivial bug on the spot, which was not part of his support tickers - it was a one-liner. Guy got chewed out back home, flown out again, reverse the fix, and flown back again. 6 months later he came back, applied the same fix, and everything was peachy. His previous sin was doing something for free.