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I actually have a theory about this one. I think that the city dictates a mandatory "start date" for a road construction contract in their bids to tender but don't specify a completion date. Thus, the road contractors start projects all over the place, work on it for a little while, then leave it - to start another project somewhere else, leaving unfinished projects all over the dang place and nobody working on hardly any of them.
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![]() The City of Calgary probably pays out 90% of the road contractors job when they start it and the final 10% when it is completed.
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![]() I'm sure of it. It might not be that skewed but I do think they have a payment milestone unbalance. There's way more projects than there are crews to work on them. It drives me nuts to have all these construction zones and not a single soul working on them.
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![]() You think its bad there?.. Constuction in Vancouver is double that in Calgary.
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I doubt that. We only have two seasons here: summer and construction. |
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![]() My favorite.....they start paving a road and before they get done there are at least 3 crews following them digging holes and putting patches in so we don't get used to having roads without potholes.
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![]() Yup all sounds about right except this one
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