JUDGEMENT
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(1.) The present writ petition has been filed under Article 226 of the
Constitution of India for issuance of a writ of certiorari for quashing the RC
against tender No. 02/HR/RC/F-4/2011-2012 which was finalized in the
month of April, 2012. A further prayer has been made that the
implementation of the tender process be stayed.
(2.) The pleaded case of the petitioner is that a tender of wooden
dual desks was floated by the Department of Supplies and Disposal, State of
Haryana and various eligibility criterias were mentioned which were not
fulfilled by the petitioner-firm. One M/s B. P. Ergo had also submitted letter
dated 14.2.2012 showing their inability to fulfill the eligibility criteria. The
petitioner-firm had met officials of the Department to modify the eligibility
criteria and he came to know that M/s B. P. Ergo had been allowed to
participate in the tender proceedings. The petitioner had written a letter on
1.5.2012 and thereafter a legal notice dated 26.6.2012 was sent to the
Department but the contract was given by way of staged managed tender.
(3.) The petitioner-firm was in a position to provide better offer and
competitive rates which were lesser than the actual price of the allotted
tender and the tender of dual desks which was allotted was in a biased
manner and the whole process was unfair and illegal.;
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