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What is bidding information and what does it contain?

Bidding information refers to the public bidding information of the project published by the tenderee or bidding agency in newspapers, radio stations, television broadcasts and online media, including information such as bidding announcement, bidding announcement, bid winning announcement, bidding change, etc., which mainly explains the scope of bidding projects, goods and services, bid division, quantity and bidder qualification requirements. And invite specific or unspecified bidders to bid at the specified time and place according to certain procedures.

Generally speaking, the tender information includes the following contents:

The contents of bidding information mainly include the following aspects:

The name and address of the tenderer or tendering agency.

Name, scope, nature, quantity, scale, total investment, construction period and bidding method of the project subject to tender.

How to sell or download the tender documents, how to pay the bid bond, how to submit the tender documents, the time and place of bid opening, etc.

Qualification requirements of bidders, such as registered capital, qualification grade and performance requirements of bidders.

Contact information of the tendering agency or the owner, such as the contact information of the tendering agency and the owner, etc.

Registration time and place, bidding deadline time and place, etc.

Other related matters, such as the way to return the bid bond, the way to modify and withdraw the bid documents, etc.

The above is the main content of the bidding information, and the specific content may be different due to different regions, industries and projects. In the process of releasing bidding information, the tenderee or bidding agency shall publish the bidding information openly, fairly and transparently in strict accordance with the requirements of relevant laws and regulations, so as to ensure that all qualified bidders have equal opportunities to participate in bidding.