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RCB confiscates contractor's deposit for missed deadlines
- Contractor fails to meet timelines after winning cattle market bid
- RCB confiscates Rs5 million security deposit as penalty
- RCB emphasizes importance of fulfilling contractual obligations and meeting deadlines
Image Credits: tribune.com.pkAn auction at RCB selects a contractor for managing the cattle market. The contractor's failure to meet deadlines results in RCB confiscating the security deposit. RCB stresses the importance of fulfilling obligations and aims to ensure transparency in operations.
An auction held at the Rawalpindi Cantonment Board (RCB) office on Tuesday aimed to select a contractor responsible for managing the cattle market at Bhatha Ground during Eid for the sale of animals. The auction process concluded with the selection of a winning bidder who was tasked with overseeing the operations at the market.
However, the contractor, despite winning the bid, failed to adhere to the specified timelines set by the RCB officials. This failure to meet the agreed-upon deadlines led the RCB authorities to take action by confiscating the contractor's security deposit amounting to Rs5 million.
The RCB's decision to confiscate the security deposit serves as a reminder of the importance of fulfilling contractual obligations and meeting deadlines in such agreements. The move also underscores the board's commitment to ensuring that contractors abide by the terms and conditions outlined in their agreements.
Effective management of the cattle market at Bhatha Ground during Eid is crucial to facilitate the sale of animals and ensure a smooth operation for both buyers and sellers. By holding contractors accountable for their commitments, the RCB aims to maintain transparency and efficiency in its operations, ultimately benefiting the community at large.
