Inexperienced amateurs land £14million government contract, hurrah!

[motorbiking]

Always preferred the newhaven dieppe crossing when we toured in our Moho. The 4 hours was enough to get some sleep and do a couple of hours night driving at the other end normally to get south of Rouen on our way to La Rochelle for the 1st proper night. You get less bother in dieppe, than calais from people looking to "catch a lift"

 

[transam]

Told my mate to give this company a call

See if they need any boats his boat has got a V6 2 litre engine and gps we could do an express run across the channel

Ounce again Transam steps up to do his bit for the country whilst all the remoaners do nothing except moan

 

[durhamplumber]

Ahem...

Brexit: The undefined being negotiated by the unprepared in order to get the unspecified for the uninformed !

Or in other words ignorant muppets doing the work of the ignorant quitter
muppets who sadly had a vote!

Get over yourself Lal.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

The EU one

EU stands for European Union

I know what 'EU' stands for.

So again - what blockade?

Try for once to tell us about something real, in this case an actual real blockade, not one which is a product of your febrile imagination.

 

[JohnD]

Even tranny seems to agree that the idea of a blockade is a silly fantasy.

Which idiot suggested it?

 

[JohnD]

blockade

oh, that one.

 

[ellal]

In what way does that add anything?

Sanity

 

[Doppleganger]

Was this a result of some insider information, or just the result of lack of "prior publication of a call for competition"?
"The contract award notice, which has been published online, reveals that the tender process took place "without prior publication of a call for competition".
The document shows that the contract received a single bid, from Seaborne Freight." https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-46735303

If there is no publication of such a call, how can anyone be expected to respond?
How did Seaborne Freight learn about it?
Shouldn't the "extreme urgency" phrase be replaced with "government's inability to plan ahead"?

 

[ellal]

Shouldn't the "extreme urgency" phrase be replaced with "government's inability to plan ahead"?

 

[transam]

I know what 'EU' stands for.

So again - what blockade?

Try for once to tell us about something real, in this case an actual real blockade, not one which is a product of your febrile imagination.

Goods are having to be stock piled in the UK

warnings about a shortage of medicines

Warnings of planes not being able to take off

Warnings of food shortages

Ect ect the EU or should we say the Franco / German cartel mean to blockade / disrupt the UK

Thousands may well snuff it due to illness and malnutrition / starvation

 

[transam]

Even tranny seems to agree that the idea of a blockade is a silly fantasy.



Which idiot suggested it?[/QUOTE


I protest I am not an idiot

I am retarded

 

[transam]

oh, that one.

I am retarded

Not an idiot

There is a difference but I don't know what

 

[JohnD]

ect the EU or should we say the Franco / German cartel mean to blockade / disrupt the UK

nonsense

 

[Notch7]

Shouldn't the "extreme urgency" phrase be replaced with "government's inability to plan ahead"

No.

 

[ellal]

No.

The Chinese manage to get to the far side of the moon but Brexit Britain can only manage Uranus