The Comptroller-General's Department is proposing amendments to the Public Procurement and Supplies Administration Act. Agencies could reject bids priced unreasonably low, even though the current law already allows this. A price-performance criterion and discretionary points (about 5-10% of the score) for well-performing contractors are under consideration. Contractors could be blacklisted without first terminating existing contracts, which would still need to be finished. Appeal criteria would be tightened. This is still a draft, and the project value is under debate. If you bid on government work, price low bids with care and keep your delivery record clean.