
Originally Posted by
lucky_fortune
Dodong suhete man diy k ug balod noh? Pero ng imong kaalam sa niini tahaw ra kaayo.
"allows the substitution of specifications as long as it is approved by the requisitioner or end-user." ?
Mao ni giingon na kun taphaw ang imo nahibalo-an sa usa ka butang mas maayo pa na magpakahilom lang ka kay daghan storya daghan sayop. Palihug basa sa mga sumusunod.
1. I allow ra ang substitution of specifications as long as IT IS ADVANTAGEOUS TO THE GOVERNMENT ! Ang Pentium IV ilisan ug Celeron? Advantageous ba na sa government? Murag dili man siguro! Ang nakabintaha ana ang supplier man siguro kay nakaminos sa presyo.
2. approved by the requisitioner or end-user.
Dili jud na totally discretion sa requisitioner or end-user Dong Erik. Ayaw kalimot sa phrase as long as IT IS ADVANTAGEOUS TO THE GOVERNMENT !
3. Kun unsa ang specs naa sa PR Dodong dili intawon na puede ma revise oi! Pag sure diha! OK hinoon na mo modeliver sila ug mas taas pa sa Pentium IV kay IT IS ADVANTAGEOUS TO THE GOVERNMENT pero nungka nga mas ubos pa sama sa Celeron
4. Ang mga maestra nidawat kay wala na sila kun ni conform ba kini sa specs or wala. KUn gipahibalo lang na sil, dili jud na sil modawat.
The computers were probably needed ASAP and delaying its release would be disadvantageous to the government, which is why the end-users opted to approve the substitution of specifications.
Don't assume that the teachers were not informed of the change of specs because when they received the computers, they signed the Memorandum Receipts (MRs) containing the detailed description and specifications of what they received.