| Cameron Congreve 18:31 - Jul 13 with 3440 views | raynor94 |
Being reported we have turned down a request from Rangers to take him on loan.
Martin says he part of the first team squad
Sorry missed the article at the top of the page [Post edited 13 Jul 2022 22:05]
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| Cameron Congreve on 21:04 - Jul 15 with 807 views | Boundy |
| Cameron Congreve on 18:12 - Jul 15 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Top class facilities by all accounts. Hopefully it was on time and on budget and will keep churning out great players for Swansea city and Wales. |
Now that's what I call keeping it in the family . I wonder was there competitive tendering involved or wouldn't there be a need ?
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| Cameron Congreve on 21:08 - Jul 15 with 787 views | Whiterockin |
| Cameron Congreve on 21:04 - Jul 15 by Boundy |
Now that's what I call keeping it in the family . I wonder was there competitive tendering involved or wouldn't there be a need ?
https://find-and-update.compan |
Whatever would people say if the government did similar, oh wait a minute....... |  | | |
| Cameron Congreve on 21:46 - Jul 16 with 699 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Cameron Congreve on 21:04 - Jul 15 by Boundy |
Now that's what I call keeping it in the family . I wonder was there competitive tendering involved or wouldn't there be a need ?
https://find-and-update.compan |
Competitive tendering costs money and time. Tenders won by the lowest often means highly contractual issues if anything is not in place or specified and CLAIMS which can be exorbitant and lead to legal issues. Contracts have to as tight as a drum. If there is a tight deadline that would also be milked.
A contractor would have a great time with an extra floor for sure.
Having an in house contractor would avoid all these issues in theory as no one leverages against their own company. The fact that there were no delays and court cases or other contractor issues tell me the choice of contractor was a good one.
Swansea city is not the Council handling tax payers money. If 'Uncle Idris' does your garage roof felting no one is going after you for a lack of competitive tender. |  |
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| Cameron Congreve on 07:53 - Jul 17 with 569 views | Boundy |
| Cameron Congreve on 21:46 - Jul 16 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Competitive tendering costs money and time. Tenders won by the lowest often means highly contractual issues if anything is not in place or specified and CLAIMS which can be exorbitant and lead to legal issues. Contracts have to as tight as a drum. If there is a tight deadline that would also be milked.
A contractor would have a great time with an extra floor for sure.
Having an in house contractor would avoid all these issues in theory as no one leverages against their own company. The fact that there were no delays and court cases or other contractor issues tell me the choice of contractor was a good one.
Swansea city is not the Council handling tax payers money. If 'Uncle Idris' does your garage roof felting no one is going after you for a lack of competitive tender. |
What utter tosh , I never realised the Club had an in house contractor ,surprising they’ve never been identified as such in the Club accounts | |
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| Cameron Congreve on 08:01 - Jul 17 with 557 views | Whiterockin |
| Cameron Congreve on 21:46 - Jul 16 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Competitive tendering costs money and time. Tenders won by the lowest often means highly contractual issues if anything is not in place or specified and CLAIMS which can be exorbitant and lead to legal issues. Contracts have to as tight as a drum. If there is a tight deadline that would also be milked.
A contractor would have a great time with an extra floor for sure.
Having an in house contractor would avoid all these issues in theory as no one leverages against their own company. The fact that there were no delays and court cases or other contractor issues tell me the choice of contractor was a good one.
Swansea city is not the Council handling tax payers money. If 'Uncle Idris' does your garage roof felting no one is going after you for a lack of competitive tender. |
Complete bollux and openly states that club shareholders did in fact divi out the contracts between themselves. | | | |
| Cameron Congreve on 09:01 - Jul 17 with 496 views | Dr_Winston |
| Cameron Congreve on 08:01 - Jul 17 by Whiterockin |
Complete bollux and openly states that club shareholders did in fact divi out the contracts between themselves. |
We did a lot of that at the time. The Trust director even ended up with the contract for matchday programmes if memory serves. |  |
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