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Government contracts
...governments run these broad based auctions where everybody's got the same information and it's literally a price battle. Mhmm. And if I'm bidding on the Chicago Skyway Toll Road, I think, hey. I could get to a much higher price if the city changed th
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fill in the blank, you know, Goldman Sachs or or an organization like that that values excellence and is willing to pay for it. And in our case, our budget is under our trustees, and we're self funded. We operate as a fee on assets, and the fee on as
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...fee contracts, there's what's an acreage dedication, which is really the preferable term. So you have 30,000 acres that you are controlling the drill bid on. Give me an acreage dedication on that, and, basically, I will guarantee your flow at x per b
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You then, as a contractor with one of the public agencies, need to negotiate those changes, then get it approved depending on what the agency is. It could be with the controller's office in the city Of New York or if it's at the MTA with the board or
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...government, we can tell anybody on a given day out to two decimal points what our performance is and what our benchmark is and what the difference is between the two. And we have audited financial numbers every year that are part of the state's finan
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...governments run these broad based auctions where everybody's got the same information and it's literally a price battle. Mhmm. And if I'm bidding on the Chicago Skyway Toll Road, I think, hey. I could get to a much higher price if the city changed th
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So their salaries and their fees continue to run. You can't reassign them to another project while they're waiting. Correct. They're assigned to a project. You don't know when those processes will come to an end, so it could go very expeditiously. It
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...themselves? You mentioned some references to a cut of per barrel of oil, but how does it work with the EMP when they're contracting them? When does it happen? Is it flat rate per barrel? Anything you can get into around those contracts. So, generally
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And so we decided collaboratively to set one and three year operating goals. How much revenue per car park? Whether the CapEx program was delivered on time and on budget? What's the spend rate per passenger in the retail business. And we would agree
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...to procure government services jointly with the private sector, became quite interested in, I guess, what we might call private infrastructure, which was a much more novel concept in the early 90s than it is today. And it appealed to me because it wa
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...contracts all the time to bid on a government contract directly. So you need to pony up with one of the companies that subcontract off of someone who makes their bread and butter all the time by contracting with the US government. Yes. So they each c
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