(1) The procurement contract shall contain a provision of remedy to be available to the public entity in the event of breach of the procurement contract by the supplier, construction entrepreneur, consultant or service provider.
(2) The remedy referred to in sub-rule (1) may be as follows, in addition to the remedy referred to in Section 59 of the Act:
(a) To reject a defective work,
(b) To remove the defective goods at one and to cause the concerned supplier, construction entrepreneur, consultant or service provider to replace them,
(c) To obtain liquidated damages for the failure to complete the work in time,
(d) To terminate the contract and to have such work completed at the cost of the supplier, construction entrepreneur, service provider or consultant who has not performed the work under the contract,
(e) To recover consequential damages,
(f) Other remedies to be available under the prevailing law or the procurement contract.