Posted on Oct 27, 2017
FEMA Has 'Significant Concerns' Over Whitefish Contract In Puerto Rico
618
4
4
1
1
0
This almost reminds me of Brown, Root and Johnson putting up shoddy buildings in Vietnam. Another graphic they did not show is:
$300m in taxpayer money includes...
-Chinook helicopte airlift: $20,277
-S61 helicopter airlift: $15,993
-Passenger helicopter: $3,969
$300m in taxpayer money includes...
-Chinook helicopte airlift: $20,277
-S61 helicopter airlift: $15,993
-Passenger helicopter: $3,969
FEMA Has 'Significant Concerns' Over Whitefish Contract In Puerto Rico
Posted from huffingtonpost.comPosted in these groups: 
Government
Government Contracts
Government Government Contracts
Posted 7 y ago
Responses: 1
0
0
0
So did the feds grant the contract or the territory of PR? Didn’t see that in the article.
(0)
(0)
SSgt Donald Libby
According to another article in The Hill FEMA said it had no role in the contract signing despite the fact that the most recent version of the contract said FEMA had "reviewed and approved" it, Reading other articles, though they are not specific, it appears Puerto Rico's power company signed the agreement. It's a very muddy situation. Regardless, who would ever sign a contract with those kinds of restrictions?
(2)
(0)
SSgt Christopher Brose
SSgt Donald Libby - Someone who can't negotiate and/or someone who doesn't personally experience any of the consequences, that's who would sign such a contract.
(1)
(0)
Read This Next
Continue with Facebook 
Continue with Google