Ottawa Criticized for Distorting Lowest Price Model, Nunavut Negotiates Lower Public Flight Fares, and Australian Audit Questions Consultancy Cost Blowout
By Paul Emanuelli
In this week’s news, the City of Ottawa faces criticisms for distorting the relative pricing formula in its controversial LRT award, the Pentagon faces more technology bid protests, and Australia is audited over runaway consulting costs for big firms.
Ottawa Criticized for Distorting Lowest Price Model
Nunavut Negotiates Lower Public Flight Fares
Competition Bureau Fines Third Firm for Bid-Rigging
Louisiana Restarts Process for Voting Machines
Pentagon Faces Second Bid Protest Over DEOS Contract
EU to Revamp Competition Rules Over Foreign Subsidies
South Africa Loses Billions in Bad Procurement Practices
Quezon City Mayor Targets Counterfeit Suppliers
Australia Gives Local Jobs Contract to Non-Local Organization
