Bid rigging involves actions among competitors or partners (e.g. a company and its channel partners) to fix, manipulate or decide in advance what prices, services, or other considerations individual bidders will offer a buyer to secure a sale. Bid rigging is prohibited.
Examples of prohibited bid rigging:
(a) Giving to, or getting from, a partner participating in the same bid (including government bids) information regarding pricing, the amount of the bid, names of competitive bidders, etc.
(b) Submitting a high bid without the intention to fulfill the bid due to a prior agreement with a competitor or partner.
(c) Agreeing to divide up different projects and bidding for different contracts with a competitor.
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