You very well know that the loss of Rikers is not prompting me, or should. The failure to be responsible to shareholders is my motivation. Even financially stable and profitable companies can lose a contract now and then. It's why they lost a contract that might me troubling. My fear is that the failure of cpsz to provide any financial data is making current contract holders to be nervous about their association. Future and potential contracts are looking at the track record and holding back, or darn well should be. As I stated before, governments are rather incompetent in civil contracts so they are easy marks.
It's really a simple thing to fix. Get some audited financial statement released. That simple. Failure indicates either a tenuous financial status with impending failure, or a shell game scam. Take your pick