The Feds Would Rather Fix It Than Replace It. Bid Accordingly. #Shorts @SeanReitmeyer
The Feds Would Rather Fix It Than Replace It. Bid Accordingly. #Shorts @SeanReitmeyer
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Here's something most contractors get backwards. When a piece of equipment starts failing, a private customer usually wants it ripped out and replaced. The government? A lot of the time they'd rather...

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