Aussie invention eliminates piston rings

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27-12-2013, 12:47 PM

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MrMaestro

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Re: Aussie invention eliminates piston rings

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Originally Posted by ryeman

For Melbournians, a recent example is MYKI, the govt put out a contract which the private sector said it could meet for x amount but which they failed to deliver as promised. But
Guess who got it in the neck.....not the private sector!

That's not the best example to use in order to defend government. The Myki project was put out to tender. Of 6 tendering providers, 5 had the experience of a successful smart-ticketing system implementation. Guess which one the Vic government chose...

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