According to the Standards, the decentralized procurement limit standards are for goods and services outside the centralized procurement catalog, with a single or batch procurement budget of 500,000 yuan at the provincial and Chengdu municipal levels, 300,000 yuan at the other municipal levels and the county (city and district) level under the jurisdiction of Chengdu city, and more than 100,000 yuan at the other county (city and district) level; and a single or batch procurement budget of 600,000 yuan at the provincial and Chengdu municipal levels, 600,000 yuan at the other municipal levels, and more than 100,000 yuan at the other municipal levels and the county (city and district) under the jurisdiction of Chengdu city. level and the county (city, district) level under the jurisdiction of Chengdu City at 400,000 yuan, and other county (city, district) level at 200,000 yuan or more of engineering projects.
In addition, compared with the standards announced last time, this time to improve the amount of public bidding standards. The Standard specifies that government procurement of goods and services, single or batch procurement budget at the provincial level and Chengdu city level in 2 million yuan (previously 1.5 million yuan), other cities (state) level and Chengdu city county (city, district) level in 1.2 million yuan (previously 800,000 yuan), other counties (cities, districts) in 800,000 yuan (previously 500,000 yuan) or more are included in the scope of the public tender. Public tender amount of government procurement projects in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State Council.
I, than the main process of the procurement method is what
1, the purchaser issued procurement information (procurement notice or invitation to procurement) and procurement documents;
2, the supplier in accordance with the requirements of the procurement documents to prepare, submit the response documents;
3, the purchaser of the supplier's response to the documents for evaluation, and initially determine the successful candidate supplier
(successful candidate suppliers) p>(The number of successful candidate suppliers is less than the number of suppliers submitting response documents, the specific number depends on the procurement project);
4. The purchaser reserves the right to further negotiate with the successful candidate suppliers;
5. The purchaser determines the final successful suppliers and issues a notice of the results of the procurement to all the suppliers submitting response documents;
6. The purchaser signs a procurement contract with the successful suppliers. Successful suppliers to sign a procurement contract.
Second, what is the main procedure of competitive negotiations
1, the purchaser issued procurement information (procurement notice or invitation to procurement) and procurement documents;
2, suppliers in accordance with the requirements of the procurement documents to prepare, submit a preliminary response documents;
3, the purchaser based on the preliminary response documents and all the suppliers who submitted the response documents to conduct a round or rounds of negotiations, the suppliers in accordance with the requirements of the purchaser, and the suppliers to submit the response documents. Negotiation, suppliers according to the purchaser's requirements for one or more rounds of response;
4, the procurement according to the last round of suppliers to evaluate the response, and to determine the successful supplier;
5, the purchaser to all the suppliers who submitted the response documents to the notice of the results of the procurement;
6, the purchaser and the successful supplier to sign the procurement contract.
Legal Basis: The People's Republic of China*** and the State Government Procurement Law
Article 3 Government procurement shall follow the principles of openness and transparency, fair competition, justice and honesty.
Article 4 If the government procurement works are subject to bidding and tendering, the law on bidding and tendering shall apply.
Article 5 No unit or individual shall use any means to obstruct and restrict the free access of suppliers to the government procurement market in the region and industry.