With that information in mind, $200 million over, 2 years behind schedule, what is different now to ensure that the Cannon renewal project, which is already $752.7 million, is going to stay within budget, hopefully under budget, hopefully on schedule?
Barry Loudermilk: “With that information in mind, $200 million over, 2 years behind schedule, what is different now to ensure that the…”
On the recordMay 23, 2017
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Loudermilk questions project management to prevent budget overruns and delays.
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