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DPWH projects: Losing bidders earn ‘salary’ in fake biddings — Bernardo
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DPWH projects: Losing bidders earn ‘salary’ in fake biddings — Bernardo

A former DPWH undersecretary, Roberto Bernardo, testified before the Sandiganbayan Third Division that contractors involved in fake bidding processes for DPWH projects were paid a 'salary' for their participation. Bernardo described this as an industry practice where losing bidders received compensation for their role in fraudulent bids, highlighting corruption within the procurement process.

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DPWH projects: Losing bidders earn ‘salary’ in fake biddings — Bernardo

A former DPWH undersecretary, Roberto Bernardo, testified before the Sandiganbayan Third Division that contractors involved in fake bidding processes for DPWH projects were paid a 'salary' for their participation. Bernardo described this as an industry practice where losing bidders received compensation for their role in fraudulent bids, highlighting corruption within the procurement process.

Bias read (Center): The article presents testimony from a former official regarding alleged corrupt practices in public works procurement. While the issue of corruption in government contracts is politically charged, the report does not overtly frame the issue as partisan. The focus is on exposing wrongdoing ratherthan

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