No project is too challenging or unique, too big or small says Peter Kiewit & Sons

Something is wrong with this picture and most certainly the advertising. Peter Kiewit and Sons

So the Premier is delighted that Kiewit has withdrawn from a 30 year multi-billion dollar deal for Marystown and Newfoundland and Labrador. She is thrilled that Kiewit is too busy to bother with this.

Please read the statements from Kiewit's own website and ask yourself - does something seem a little off with this. The media of this province and the Opposition parties need to really dig this out.

Is there another deal made here? Does it have anything to do with the Lower Churchill? Is it to appease Quebec or Peter MacKay? Did the province not provide enough support? What does the Premier know?

One thing is for certain Newfoundland and Labrador and her people got taken again.

Just doing a cursory review of Kiewit history tells one that something just is not right.
No project is too challenging or unique, too big or small...

We've completed projects from the Arctic Circle to the Gulf of Mexico. The highway, the tunnel, the dam, the airport, the energy plant and the high–rise—no matter how complex the project...

We're consistently ranked as one of the top 10 contractors by Engineering News-Record...

Kiewit has one of the highest percentages of graduate and registered engineers in the industry, and our senior operations managers have been with us an average of 25 years...

Our projects include highways, bridges, mass transit, mine site development and open pit operations, hydroelectric powerhouses, wind-power plants, dams and industrial...

oh yes and then work with Hydro-Quebec
    
...largest and most challenging projects, such as the LA-1 and LG-1 powerhouses in James Bay...

...Our unique network of decentralized offices, backed by a multi-billion dollar organization, allows us to tackle projects of any size, in any market...

What's up Premier? Will the media do the digging and ask the questions?