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Shoddy work costing government

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August 27, 2013
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Government is concerned that 70 % of the contractors do shoddy work.

Works minister Abraham Byandala attributes this to the lengthy bidding process which gives incompetent companies a chance to take on contracts.

Byandala calls for a change in the Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets Act to ease the process if such contractors are to be eliminated.

The minister was speaking at a conference organized by the Uganda National Roads Authority to mark 5 years since its inception.

The World Bank representative at the conference, Mustafa Ndhaye reiterated their commitment to supporting government’s efforts in improving the road sector.

 

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