Rising Fuel, Project Costs Lead to Failed Classroom Construction Bids
In the Philippines, rising fuel prices and contractor concerns over project costs have led to failed bidding attempts for classroom construction projects under a P21.4-billion agreement between the Department of Education and the Department of Public Works and Highways. The DPWH cited these factors as primary reasons for project delays.
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