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Agreed with the corruption and over-legislation, which in my experience coincide. Bidding on governement projects in QC is very painful to do and corruption is
by totony 7y ago
Agreed with the corruption and over-legislation, which in my experience coincide. Bidding on governement projects in QC is very painful to do and corruption is sky high so competition cant set in
EDIT to add: example of QC bidding: most companies underbid the construction work to later postpone the deadline and request more money than originally bargained, and there doesnt seem to be any (enforced) legislation to consider that
- chopin 7y agoSounds like Germany...
- throw_m239339 7y agoSounds like any government procurement in France… especially construction works that is budgeted for 5 years and strangely ends up lasting 10,15 years…
- Symmetry 7y agoExtremely strict regulations can function as an asshole filter[1] where only people who intend to bypass the rules somehow get involved in bidding. [1]https://siderea.livejournal.com/1230660.html https://siderea.livejournal.com/1230660.html