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EPISODE · Jul 28, 2015 · 17 MIN

Tops, Tarmac, and Tracking

from The Big Bid Theory · host The Big Bid Theory

Jim and Bill wrap up their theme of recognizing some of the best of the best. They identify the current top industries for published government bids and RFPs. In addition, they look across the U.S. and find the states putting out the most public sector opportunities.The guys have long been frequent fliers. Jim and Bill impart some information and data on the growth in government bids related to airports and aviation. Note: It isn't just airport construction!Crazy bids, get your crazy bids! Jim continues his hot streak. Jim, aka #1 Texas Longhorn fan, discovered a bid for GPS tracking of student-athletes. As fate would have it, the bid was published by the University of Oklahoma, aka the Longhorn's #1 rival. Ok, the bid isn't for "that" kind of tracking, but interesting nonetheless and Jim gives the analysis a burnt orange colored perspective.All of that and more. A lot more.

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