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Easy to install and lower projected maintenance costs. after the inspector generals office got involved, bart fired the lighting contractor and settled with them for $2.4 million, and vowed to install all 2,182 fixtures itself. this video we took in the subway shows that another four years later, those old, dim, fluorescent fixtures still line the tunnel, and those new lights bart promised to install? most are in storage with time running out on their warranties. claudette: thats wasteful, yeah,...

Saying only that theyre reviewing the inspector generals findings, and the agency acknowledges the procurement process did not meet our high standards, and we will work to do better in the future. during a recent audit committee meeting, bart deputy general manager, michael jones, suggested the audit process itself is to blame for all the delays, but quickly added-- michael jones: theres multiple reasons why that project was not completed at, you know, at that time and at this point in time. deb...

Back in 2018, bart predicted it would take a dedicated contractor two years, because crews can only work during a four-hour window while the system is down overnight. jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. candice: now, if you have a story for our investigative unit, just call 888-996-tips, or go to our website, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. im candice nguyen, thanks for watching nbc bay area, where we investigate.

Jaxon: then bart project manager, javed khan, pitched the plan to install more than 2,100 new lights, twice as many as bart had in the tunnel, saying it would bring ten times more light into the subway, and bring the lighting up to current code, so train operators could see better and passengers could evacuate more quickly during an emergency. javed: for emergency egress, you wanna be able to see the walkway and find the exit. jaxon: but today, six years later, bart has yet to install those ligh...