1. What's the base price?
Pre-tender estimate refers to all the expenses required by the tenderer to complete the project subject to tender according to the specific conditions of the project subject to tender. It is the project cost calculated according to the valuation basis and method stipulated by the state and the expected price of the construction project by the construction tenderer.
2. What is the basis for compiling the pre-tender estimate price?
(1) Relevant national construction laws and regulations, and documents and regulations on project cost formulated by the State Council construction administrative department and people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.
(2) The valuation basis and valuation method determined in the project bidding documents, the commercial terms of the bidding documents, including the possible expenses that the project contractor shall bear the obligations stipulated in the contract conditions, and supplementary documents and materials such as clarification and answering questions of the bidding documents. When calculating the pre-tender estimate price, the calculation caliber and charging content must be consistent with the charging requirements in the bidding documents.
(3) Engineering design documents, drawings, technical specifications and design disclosure when bidding, and related basic information such as bill of quantities determined according to design drawings or provided by the tenderer.
(4) National, industrial and local engineering construction standards, including construction technical standards, norms and procedures that must be implemented in construction projects.
(5) The adopted construction organization design, construction scheme and technical measures.
(6) Geological and hydrological exploration data of the construction site, site environment and conditions, and relevant information reflecting the corresponding situation.
(7) Market price information of labor, materials, equipment, construction machinery and other elements, as well as national or local regulations on policy price adjustment documents.
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