 Evaluation Committee (Adhoc) is responsible for evaluation of bids. According to PPDA Act 37, all evaluations shall be conducted by an Evaluation Co
{"Image DocumentName": "i. Distorted Evaluation System", "Image ImageDescription": "4. evaluation committee. Evaluation Committee (Adhoc) is responsible for evaluation of bids. According to PPDA Act 37, all evaluations shall be conducted by an Evaluation Committee, which shall report to the Procurement and Disposal Unit and the number of the members of the Evaluation Committee shall depend on the value and complexity of the procurement requirement, but shall in all cases be a minimum of three members. CHALLENGES. i. Distorted Evaluation System. The two pillars of public procurement are ensuring value for money to Government and fairness/transparency to bidders. A 100% perfect bid is what may guarantee both value for money and fairness at the same time. However, a 100% perfect bid is practically impossible. This suggests that we have to reject every bid with a deviation so that we can be fair to other bidders. However, if we reject every bidder for any deviation, we are losing competition and value for money to Government.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}