Entrepreneurs have to be careful with their investments. Some subsidies could clearly distort the calculations a little.
Being encouraged or forced by the government to submit a bid where they invest more money than they get in return will cost them in the long run. In my opinion, it's a poor business practice. They will end up in a precarious economic situation and will no longer be able to invest in innovative technologies. They will no longer be able to submit bids in the future.
In our opinion, keeping regulations that allow that kind of mechanism weakens the economic fabric in the long run. So we advocate for a one-to-one relationship. Otherwise, it does not make for good business.