Small company from Trump Interior chief's hometown wins massive contract to restore PR's power

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Small company from Trump Interior chief's hometown wins massive contract to restore Puerto Rico's power © Getty Images A small Montana company located in Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's hometown has signed a $300 million contract to help get the power back on in Puerto Rico, The Washington Post reported.

Whitefish Energy — had only two full-time employees on the day Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, according to the Post. It added that the company signed the contract with the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority — the largest yet issued to help restore Puerto Rico — to help fix the island's electrical infrastructure.

The company now has 280 workers on the island, the Post reported, a majority of whom are subcontractors.

Whitefish Energy — had only two full-time employees on the day Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, according to the Post.

http://thehill.com/business-a-lobby...nterior-chiefs-hometown-wins-massive-contract
 
Clubber Lang said:
Almost as bad as Hillary’s Uranium deal with Russia

Oh wait, no it isn’t
More...

1. Hillary didn't have any uranium

2. Hillary didn't have any powers to make deals

3. Why isn't Trump DOJ investigating it if it was 'bad'

Oh wait, it's just a deflection. Carry on then.
 
That's shocking.
All the competing companies should put a court case on how this public contract was given: neptism or croynism at best.
 
I like how they bypassed the open bidding and decided paying each employee 300/hr+350/night+80/day in food was fair.

Or how they thought it was a good idea to give a 2 employee company a contract to service millions.
 
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