Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro for Economic Development, Nik Dželjošaj, announced the continuation of the tender commission’s work to re-evaluate bids for the airport concession after the previous evaluation was deemed legally invalid. The scoring will be based on the supplemented evaluation by the consultant IFCA, focusing on the technical part of the bids. The commission will finalize the ranking list by the end of the week and forward the decision to the Ministry of Transport. The process is announced to be transparent and professional. Other articles discussing public procurement and tender procedures in Montenegro are not directly related to this case.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning sources emphasize the need for transparency and fairness in the tender process, highlighting the importance of legal compliance and the role of public oversight to prevent corruption and ensure public interest is protected.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts of the tender commission’s decision to re-evaluate bids due to legal issues, focusing on procedural correctness and the steps being taken to ensure a fair and professional process.
Right: Right-leaning sources may focus on the efficiency and economic implications of the tender process, stressing the importance of completing the concession quickly to boost economic development, while possibly downplaying procedural delays.
