Of course the military and local civic leaders tell the public something very different than the elevated risk claimed in the sole source justification
The military says:
“The chances of them having (Ebola) while they are here are very, very slim,”
and the Mayor says:
“I consider this a very low-risk operation and the right thing to do.”
People who can read probably should come to a different conclusion than what words of safety coming out of the military and the mayor mouths. In fact, a close reading of the document would indicate that Fort Hood does not have a biosafety chain of custody for dealing with the soldiers body fluids. Thats why they've placed an urgent order for a separate bench top bio-containment system. Think DoD should have picked a location with a true medical isolation capability instead of this last minute hodge-podge type thing they are trying to throw together as possibly infected soldiers come flying in.
Soucres:
Sole Source Justificationhttps://www.fbo.gov/?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=5b5332df174066c4813b4914d6732ad8&tab=core&_cview=0
http://www.kwtx.com/ourtown/home/headlines/Gatesville--Fort-Hood-Officials-Brief-Local-Leaders-On-Ebola-Monitoring-283111581.html
Oh this goes back to the early sixties, it was then called, "duck and cover" touted to us fourth graders as a sure fire way to survive an atomic attack.
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