BWSC held unfair advantage in public tender
Few employees in one division were acting independently of the company's management, states BWSC Chief Executive after the Danish state attorney concluded that a violation of tender regulation took place – and it is highly probable that the case involves bribery.
Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor (BWSC) enjoyed unfair advantages in the public tender for power plants in Africa. An investigation of three projects in Africa conducted by Danish law firm Poul Schmidt – appointed as the Danish state attorney – on behalf of BWSC has concluded that at least two public tenders were processed in violation of regulations by several of the contractor's associated personnel.
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