Yeah, that was a great snippet. If I recall correctly, that REALLY ups the value of the product recovery. Tankweld the ideal company for building stuff to deal with recovered product, some of which might be a teensy bit extremely toxic.
Tankweld such an ideal fit, at a good price and on their doorstep. Bonkers. Based on where PWN was at and the info coming out, I was dubious that targets for AMD etc. were going to be met. Not any more. Assuming no hitches with procurement, they're in control of timeframes. Take that, subcontractors.
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