What are the scope of projects that must be tendered?

1. What are the scope of projects that must be tendered?

1, the scope of projects that must be tendered is as follows:

(1) Large-scale infrastructure, public utilities and other projects related to social public interests and public safety;

(2) Projects that are wholly or partially invested with state-owned funds or financed by the state;

(3) Projects that use loans or aid funds from international organizations or foreign governments.

2. Legal basis: Article 39 of the Bidding Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

The bid evaluation committee may require bidders to make necessary clarifications or explanations on ambiguous contents in the bid documents, but the clarifications or explanations shall not go beyond the scope of the bid documents or change the substantive contents of the bid documents.

Article 40

The bid evaluation committee shall evaluate and compare the bid documents according to the bid evaluation standards and methods determined in the bidding documents; If there is a pre-tender estimate, it shall be referred to. After completing the bid evaluation, the bid evaluation committee shall submit a written bid evaluation report to the tenderer and recommend qualified candidates for winning the bid.

The tenderer shall determine the winning bidder according to the written bid evaluation report put forward by the bid evaluation committee and the recommended candidate winning bidders. The tenderer may also authorize the bid evaluation committee to directly determine the winning bidder.

The State Council has special provisions on the bid evaluation of a specific project subject to tender, and such provisions shall prevail.

Second, what is the bidding process?

1. The purchaser prepares the plan and submits it to the government procurement office of the financial department for review;

2. The procurement office shall go through the entrustment formalities with the bidding agency and determine the bidding method;

3. Conduct market research and prepare bidding documents after confirming the procurement project with the purchaser;

4. Issue a tender announcement or an invitation to tender;

5. Sell the bidding documents and prequalify the potential bidders;

6, accept the bidder's bid;

7. Bid opening at the time and place specified in the announcement or invitation letter;

8. The bid evaluation committee will review the bid documents;

9, according to the evaluation principles and procedures to determine the winning bidder;

10, send the bid-winning notice to the winning bidder;

1 1. Organize the winning bidder to sign a contract with the purchasing unit;

12, supervise and manage the performance of the contract, and solve the dispute between the winning bidder and the purchasing unit.