Don't you have clauses requiring X years of existence, Y number of previous projects of a given size or Z income per year in government RFPs? They exist in my c

Don't you have clauses requiring X years of existence, Y number of previous projects of a given size or Z income per year in government RFPs? They exist in my country. You could think they are thought to avoid two guys in a garage to win a contract where you ( the government) want to hire a reliable company that can deliver and support the product. Or you can think it's just another way to tailor the RFP to that same big companies every time. T