If you do not meet the minimum quality requirement specified in a government contract, you cannot deliver the contract.
For the contract to be delivered, the requested product must be in the warehouse at least at the specified quality level.
For example, if a contract requires %50 quality steel, the steel in your warehouse must have at least %50 quality. You cannot deliver with products of lower quality. You can deliver with products of %50 quality or higher. (For example, %65 Quality)
The quality level of contract products depends on the R&D developments you make for the relevant product.
For example:
If your Steel R&D level is %50 quality, then in government contracts, %50 quality products are also requested for steel.
As you increase your quality level through R&D developments, you can start to receive higher quality contracts.
As your product quality increases, you not only participate in contracts that require only higher quality, but the income you will get from contracts also increases. For this reason, R&D investments help you achieve higher earnings in the long term.
Important: Contracts that do not meet the minimum quality requirement cannot be delivered. Product quality depends entirely on the R&D development level of the relevant product, and as quality increases, the income you will get from government contracts also increases.
