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canetoad

(17,168 posts)
Fri Jan 11, 2019, 08:12 PM Jan 2019

Feasibility Study for the Wall?

I've searched for the final report into the feasibility of building a border wall and surprise, surprise - can't find it anywhere.

You know, the indepth study by a reputable civil engineering company into the technical, economic, legal, operational and scheduling issues that will arise before and during construction.

If anyone has any clue as to where this study may be found, I'd sure appreciate a link.

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Feasibility Study for the Wall? (Original Post) canetoad Jan 2019 OP
From what I understand; there is no such engineering report... EarthFirst Jan 2019 #1
Meaning the lucky contractor canetoad Jan 2019 #2
Take a look at this: EarthFirst Jan 2019 #3
Yeah, I'd read that post thanks canetoad Jan 2019 #4
I work for an arch firm... Javaman Jan 2019 #5
I'm guessing the study GP6971 Jan 2019 #7
Spot on. canetoad Jan 2019 #9
It's just so crazy Javaman Jan 2019 #10
This is a kakistocracy malaise Jan 2019 #6
Probably claim they do not need one in a National Emergency. bluestarone Jan 2019 #8

EarthFirst

(2,900 posts)
1. From what I understand; there is no such engineering report...
Fri Jan 11, 2019, 08:15 PM
Jan 2019

That the specs would come directly from the contractor awarded whichever design is agreed upon.

I’ve been known to be wrong; so please correct me if I’m incorrect.

canetoad

(17,168 posts)
2. Meaning the lucky contractor
Fri Jan 11, 2019, 08:17 PM
Jan 2019

Will have no idea what problems they are up against when they quote a price?

Javaman

(62,530 posts)
5. I work for an arch firm...
Fri Jan 11, 2019, 08:24 PM
Jan 2019

If there is no geo study, there ain't gonna be a wall.

More over, if they started the process for a study, for a Wall that long, the wall wouldnt even start until he's long out of office.

Meaning it will never happen anyway.

This is all about the orange asshole desperately wanting a win.

He's defending the wrong hill as most fools do

GP6971

(31,166 posts)
7. I'm guessing the study
Fri Jan 11, 2019, 08:28 PM
Jan 2019

would include an Environment Impact Study? If so, that alone can take years.

canetoad

(17,168 posts)
9. Spot on.
Fri Jan 11, 2019, 08:34 PM
Jan 2019

And the more I think about it, the study should not be into a wall, as such. The scope should be 'How can the border be made secure'.
Maybe a wall would come up in the results, but I doubt it.

(I too, still do some work for a couple of archi companies.)

Javaman

(62,530 posts)
10. It's just so crazy
Fri Jan 11, 2019, 08:43 PM
Jan 2019

For a real estate guy who claims to "build" things he is showing that he really knows shit about building anything

bluestarone

(16,976 posts)
8. Probably claim they do not need one in a National Emergency.
Fri Jan 11, 2019, 08:32 PM
Jan 2019

I know it's bullshit BUT Who the hell will stop them??

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