We would encourage both bidders to focus on finalising their bids in terms of deliverability rather than seeking to discredit the other".
When you have frontline services at breaking point, changes to the value of medical time that drive the workforce out of acute care services can have catastrophic consequences for the deliverability of services.
"We are uncertain of the structure, deliverability and conditionality of what is proposed by Moelis, but we are willing to engage with them to investigate further.
Powers, whose book Cold, Hungry and in the Dark: Exploding the Natural Gas Supply Myth anticipated many of the challenges being experienced by the industry, warns of an imminent 1970s style "natural gas deliverability crisis," which through the course of the next decade will "destroy consumer confidence and shake the American economy to its foundation".
Briefs are thicker, diligence is more thorough and bids are now closely analysed for quality, deliverability - what you'll actually be doing - and cost.
[After their initial participation] the product wasn't unrecognisable but it was certainly significantly better in quality, content and deliverability," said Clayton.
The Better Care plans start from April 2015 but we asked for early versions to be completed a year early so we could check their level of ambition and deliverability, which is what is happening".
"The biggest solutions to the coming deliverability crisis will be residential solar, energy storage and improved grid management," he said.
The commission chairman, Sir Howard Davies, said there were serious doubts about its operation and "deliverability".
"Mark founded the relationships with partners including the BBC and the Guardian but the feedback there had been around reliability and deliverability which organisations rely on," he said.
The UK government has even launched a dedicated lab - the Policy Lab - aimed at using design methods, including design fictions to improve the "pace, quality and deliverability of policy in the civil service".
