Kommentus believe enkronasbud - Computer Sweden

If Euro coin consultants do not would be delivered, then announces Kommentus manager crackdown.

class=”paragraphIntro”> – I promise you, we will throw Print providers who systematically fail to deliver the promised price. There is no doubt on that score. We have no reason to work with suppliers who do not stand for what they promised, said Thomas Idermark when he first comment Euro coin commandments in SKI / Kommentus IT consultancy contracts.

As Computer Sweden said earlier, it was only the hourly rate that determined which IT companies were selected as preferred suppliers of IT consultancy contract. The result: more suppliers gained top rankings by focusing on price tactical approach in which the hourly rate for IT consultants set at just a penny.

Among the winning offers are not less than 374 bids on a dime or zero dollars from a total of four companies.

– We know that consultants can not live on a dime an hour. When we asked the vendors if it added those with acceptable explanations for why they put so low bids. Then we have no legal means to reject the bids, said Thomas Idermark.

What if a municipality now ordering one hundred Euro coin consultants on a board, for example to carry out simple software testing?

– Is It so that someone systematically refuses to deliver it, then we will hold discussions with the vendor, says Thomas Idermark.

class=”paragraphIntro”> Looking at Euro coin how the bids are structured can be seen that one of the suppliers through promises consultants for a dime in two of three categories consultant. And in all 21 counties. Another supplier promise in more than 50 cases an hourly rate on a dime even for specialist consultants with eight to twelve years of experience. While freshly consultants with less experience quoted at a high hourly rate.

Should municipalities using framework expect all these Euro coin services are delivered?

– Yes, we expect.

Do you really it?

– Yes. If can not deliver is the breach of contract.

you had in instead been able to answer that you see that this is a price tactical game, but the law prevented you to do something about it. Why do you argue not so?

– I does not deny that the possibility exists. Everyone knows that it is not economically reasonable to provide for a crown. We also can not ignore the possibility that the supplier has scored total transaction. The supplier knows that most IT projects require consultants from several skill categories.

– You can take the parable to be offered free tires when buying a new car . Everyone knows that you can not live on giving away snow, but overall the deal still may be a viable approach for the seller.

Can reasoning really apply just in these two Euro coin commandments, given how they are structured?

– I know is not so today. Let’s see what happens. It will be very interesting to see. Some vendors seem to be taking a risk.