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NPARKS's $70 MILLION tender approved wrongly - Auditor General

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70 Millions is too much isnt it? Maybe they should relook at all the tenders within Nparks.


SINGAPORE: 21 government bodies in Singapore, including 10 ministries and 11 statutory boards, have been found to have lapses in managing public funds and resources.

This is according to a report by the Auditor-General Office's, which investigated complaints on such matters for the financial year 2011 to 2012.

Among the findings, the Manpower Ministry was found to have inadequate scrutiny when it came to awarding a tender to buy office chairs.

The National Population and Talent Division fell short when it allowed a tenderer to make price alterations, after the tender closed, for the staging of an overseas event in the first half of this year.

The National Parks Board was found to have lapses in development projects, where nine tenders with a total value of about S$70 million, were granted by the wrong approving authority.

The report, spread over 100-odd pages, said improvements can be made in several areas.

These include internal controls, payment administration, contract management for work or services, and scrutiny by approving authorities.

It highlighted the importance of meticulous documentation in procurement processes.

The report also said procurement officers should be well acquainted with principles of fairness, transparency, competition and value for money.
 
Our Nparks order saplings by lorryloads from Malaysia, then anyhow grow and anyhow chop. Contractors are paid $200 to chop them down. People who are growers and farmers see as huge waste. We have the best A4 qualified botanists scholars working there, getting paid just as much to drink coffee.
 
Only when opposition takes over the gov then you can dig further.

By then it will probably be too late.
The old windbag will be re-joining his partner in crime. Sons, daughters, in-laws, cronies, pet doggy & turtle will probably vanish faster than a gst refund:eek:
 
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