Section 42: Bid rigging
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42. Bid rigging
(1) For the purposes of this section, an agreement, or a provision of such
agreement, shall be collusive if one party to the agreement—
(a) agrees not to submit a bid or tender in response to an invitation
for bids or tenders; or
(b) agrees on the price, terms or conditions of a bid or tender to be
submitted in response to such a call or request.
(2) Subject to subsection (3), any agreement, or provision of such
agreement, which is collusive shall be prohibited and void.
(3) This section shall not apply to an agreement the terms of which are
made known to the person making the invitation for bids or tenders at, or
before, the time when any bid or tender is made by a party to the agreement.
(S. 42 came into operation on 25 November 2009.)
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Revised Laws of Mauritius
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Questions this section answers
- Is it illegal for a company to agree not to bid on a tender in exchange for something?
- Can competing bidders secretly agree on the price they'll each submit for a tender?
- Is bid rigging allowed if everyone inviting the tender knew about the arrangement beforehand?