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It is based on years of experience from practicing Public and Project Procurement and takes into consideration bid evaluation procedures and practices applicable under several Public and Project Procurement legal and regulatory frameworks. It may also be called the most economically advantageous tender (MEAT).
This made it simpler for specialists to bid for government work and increased government access to technology innovators. By 2015, there was a £4 billion ($5.09 It also found that single-bid contracts are both a governance risk and are, on average, more than seven percent more costly than multi-bid contracts.
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