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Bangkok Governor Awaits Comptroller General’s Ruling on Nong Bon Tunnel Project
Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt is awaiting a formal decision from the Comptroller General’s Department regarding the eligibility of the company bidding for the Nong Bon tunnel project.
On August 4, 2026, Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt addressed concerns regarding the procurement process for the Nong Bon drainage tunnel project. Speaking at the Bangkok Metropolitan Council, the Governor confirmed that the city administration is currently awaiting a definitive ruling from the Comptroller General’s Department concerning the qualifications of the bidding company.
Governor Chadchart emphasized that the selection process must adhere strictly to legal standards and regulatory frameworks. He stated that the administration cannot rely on personal feelings or subjective assessments when evaluating the eligibility of contractors. The Governor underscored that the decision-making process must be transparent and grounded in official procurement regulations to ensure accountability.
For residents and those interested in Bangkok’s infrastructure, this development highlights the ongoing administrative oversight regarding major public works. The Nong Bon tunnel is a critical component of the city's flood mitigation strategy, and delays in the bidding process may impact the project's timeline. At this stage, the final status of the bidding company remains unconfirmed, pending the official response from the Comptroller General’s Department. The city administration continues to monitor the situation to ensure that all procedures align with national procurement laws.
Translated from Thai.
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