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The analysis is half truth. Firstly, analyse how this products or services has become costly because of government policy of extracting the maximum as duties or spectrum charges etc. Secondly, affordability of these services or products by vast sections of our society where just 4 or 5 percentage of population are income tax payers.
Rightly said. The consequences don’t end with bidders not being able to sustain. Collateral damage of cost escalation of incomplete or abandoned projects upward revising multi fold or cost of credit going up or lending becoming more stringent , intended results getting inordinately delayed etc. Consequential damage is far higher than the gap between L1 and L2 ! Quality based approach and judicious evaluation is must. Further, there must be a cost bench marking from reputed 3rd party. Bids significantly lower must be rejected as unsustainable. Niti Aayog is right in its recommendation.
The analysis is half truth. Firstly, analyse how this products or services has become costly because of government policy of extracting the maximum as duties or spectrum charges etc. Secondly, affordability of these services or products by vast sections of our society where just 4 or 5 percentage of population are income tax payers.
Rightly said. The consequences don’t end with bidders not being able to sustain. Collateral damage of cost escalation of incomplete or abandoned projects upward revising multi fold or cost of credit going up or lending becoming more stringent , intended results getting inordinately delayed etc. Consequential damage is far higher than the gap between L1 and L2 ! Quality based approach and judicious evaluation is must. Further, there must be a cost bench marking from reputed 3rd party. Bids significantly lower must be rejected as unsustainable. Niti Aayog is right in its recommendation.
When it’s costly then problem, when it’s cheaper then also problem. It’s so hard to satisfy people these days.