The government has announced significant revisions to its procurement law to enhance transparency and efficiency. A primary focus of the new legislation is the introduction of tougher penalties for the misuse of public funds. Additionally, the law implements pricing reforms to prevent low-quality results from overly cheap bids. The previous system, which prioritized the lowest bidder, has been completely replaced. In its place, an average bid method will now be used to determine contract winners. These changes are designed to speed up the bidding process while ensuring fair market pricing. Overall, the reforms aim to protect taxpayer money and improve the quality of public infrastructure.