I apologize for cutting you off. I will clarify my question.
I would basically like to know whether there are public servants who have the depth of knowledge required to determine whether the prices proposed to them in part of a contract or in the whole contract are too high, considering market trends and so on.
Lockheed Martin was initially a sole source. Then the government changed its mind and finally came back with a contract concluded with both competitors, but one that still resembles a sole-source contract. That is exposing us to a danger of seeing the prices skyrocket.
Are there public servants at the department who are especially skilled in ensuring that the prices will not skyrocket, as we are seeing in other departments or in other projects?