Yesterday we reported a story of a much criticised GeBiz advertisement which placed unreasonable terms for the would-be-vendor. The government agency demanded for ‘UNLIMITED CHANGES‘ from the vendor.
Ministry of Finance responded to a query by a reader of the post and said:
“We agree that it is unfair to expect the suppliers to agree to unlimited changes. We would appreciate if you could share with us the specific tender/quotation and we will look into this matter.”
Now, another news portal has said that the agency procuring the creative service is Whitley Secondary School. The school is sourcing for a creative agency to design its school magazine for this year.
This is not the first time the school has put out a tender request with such requirements. It had in 2014 procured similar services with similar conditions.
The tender advertisement was placed in GeBiz on 1 February and it closed on 11 February. The tender has not been awarded yet.
Whitley Sec School is the gov't agency which demanded 'unlimited changes' for creative services
ByThe Independent
February 16, 2016