Isn't the normal attitude with contracts like this is do as little work as possible to satisfy the requirements checklist and get paid as soon as possible? And then charge even more to come back and fix it later when it doesn't work as originally envisioned?
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All too often I don't think the security contractors ever believe anyone will try to break into these places.
Isn't the normal attitude with contracts like this is do as little work as possible to satisfy the requirements checklist and get paid as soon as possible? And then charge even more to come back and fix it later when it doesn't work as originally envisioned?