If you primarily cater to government clients, like this company seems to be doing, you presumably don't care. All you really care about is meeting whatever cri

If you primarily cater to government clients, like this company seems to be doing, you presumably don't care. All you really care about is meeting whatever criteria the tender offer requires, any further work is wasted effort. Incidentally, this is also why most government projects really suck on the UI front. There's no way to specify "have a good user experience" as an objective tender offer criterion, so this is not done. In tender proceedings, the lowest bidder meeting all the criteria always wins, so companies that care about actually doing good work quickly get outcompeted by companies that do the absolute minimum required.