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My sources for the Stanley staffing were from Stanley employees.   Nothing more reliable.   Your idea of Stanley setting up a whole new staff at the site of the project is just plain nuts.

Except that I am a former employee. I guess you forgot that as I told you before. LMAO! So, thanks for calling me reliable. As for me, the Stanley project I was on was ran by an engineer already in Muscatine. The rest of us worked out of the jobsite office trailer complex rented for the onsite management team; that you see on any construction site. (and most definitely not in Iowa)

What a dumb ass!

I remember you claimed to have worked on one job I believe.

There is a lot more to an engineering job than on site management.   Of course if the job is for only the on site management part, they will staff it with people on site.   That's the contract.

But if it's a design project they don't send people on site other than maybe a couple to gather information and meet the clients local staff and then the remainder of the design is done in the office.   Much more typical.

Why didn't you continue working for them?

Thank you for admitting I was right. Contract over/project done, dumbass. Move on to the next consultant assignment. What a fricken moron! You were not talking about design projects when you started this commie diatribe about things you know nothing of. You said Stanley Eng brings jobs and people to Muscatine in our unemployment discussions. That was your argument then. Get your commie head on straight. They bring very few jobs to Muscatine as they have no room anymore and once a contract is let, they staff it from people resources from all over the country....but they do not come to Muscatine, dingbat. They go to the project. Ever heard of design-build, dummy? God; your ignorance in fields you know nothing about is overwhelming! Two weeks ago, I had to fly to Mississippi to see a friend fighting cancer. I drank the water there with my premium wiskey...and dang if I couldn't taste Iowa nitrogen in their water! Made me feel all warm and fuzzy and at home!