While the Bid Protest Committee (BPC) under the Procurement Act has been established, it is yet to start the official review of its first complaint as some procedures have not been made clear to officials at the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB).
“We received a letter from NPTAB saying the committee received our protest and so on and we should pay a fee but when we got there no one could tell us where we had to pay and there seemed to be confusion,” representative of the Cevon’s consortium, Morse Archer told Stabroek News yesterday.
