What is the ruling on a group of employees taking a sum of money from a project that was secured for their governmental company, knowing that they exerted great effort to obtain the project and that the total amount of the project remained less than the offers of competing companies and profitable for their company?

If the contract between the group and the governmental company is a commitment to execute the project, then the group has the right to the financial difference between the cost of the project and the price of its execution by a private company. However, if the contract is an agency, then the group does not have the right to take this difference, because it would be a right of the principal.