RE: expect a drop with Government contracts being scrapped1 Apr 2023 18:16
@Retec, part of my day job is contract compliance and tender reviews, also I'm a trained social-economic specialist.
There has been a noticeable increase in reviews of legacy contracts connected to terminations, and new contracts being drawn up within UK Public Sector organizations having more limited liability with break clauses.
Secondly, I've connections in various local gov orgs openly discussing that the constriction of budgets is increasing.
It's the cycle of corruption, a few years of a feast with everyone in the cookie jar, and once it's been depleted comes the famine.
This is why the UK government was letting so much migration to happen over the past 5 years, it's an accounting trick to flood the market with bodies to create a high-capacity connected economy, however, this has failed as the vast majority of recent migrants from MEA regions are economic leaches which are draining too much money out of the public purse.
We can see this pattern emerging in Sweden, Finland, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, etc... the gamble that the migrants would help to float the economies has failed and it turns out the reason that MEA migrant's homelands are so bad is their people's cultural faults. This is why the UK gov gave Hong Kong people visas and tried to get more Indians in now, as these groups are more economically beneficial and culturally stable.
It would appear that the next big cash cow for Capita and Serco will be increased security contracts, and the removal of migrants, as the public will support this, therefore being a billable item is easier to swallow.
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