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Planning could curb delays

The writer suggests the metro plan ahead to prevent problems with contractors

RHODESFIELD RATEPAYER writes:

I refer to the article “Road works will start again in March” (February 27).

“The work on the road also came to a temporary halt due to the end of the contractor’s contract on December 31”, explained a metro spokesman.

Has this spokesman never heard of forward planning?

As an example, if an employee gives a month’s notice, this is for an employer to replace that person within a month.

Can the metro not have a system in place to control contracts which are due to expire in at least six months time and appoint new contractors during this time?

So, if company A completes the contact on December 31 and it is not renewed, company B will then take over on January 3.

Please, could this spokesman explain this to us as other areas must be affected as well.

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