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LIMESTONE, Maine 鈥?Maines top military official, Brig. Gen. Douglas Farnham, said Wednesday he is optimistic about resolving cost overrun issues with the
owala Maine Military Authoritys $19 million contract to renovate 32 Massachusetts buses.Farnham and other officials are meeting with leaders of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority next week to discuss a range of challenges a
polene usa nd problems that have surfaced two years into the contract, Farnham said at a press conference at the Loring Commerce Centre.Last Friday, Gov. Paul LePage announced that his administration would halt the contract with the MBTA while renegotiating it. Farnham said Wednesday that work on the buses is continuing at MMA, although new purchases on parts and supplies have been temporarily frozen until cost issues are resolved.Farnham added that he was vis
brumate era iting the facility in Limestone to tell the state-owned organizations 63 employees that the LePage administration values their work but is looking to avoid putting taxpayers at risk of being on the hook for cost overruns. The news [out of the governors office] was a little bit shocking to them, Farnham said. I think there was no surprise they were struggling with the contract, but the press release was a little bit [shocking]. The Maine Military Authority was created as an instrument of the state of Maine in 1997 to offer military vehicle repair services at the industrial park of the former Loring Air Force Base, and at its peak employed 500 worker
