Hebei provincial government procurement centralized procurement catalog and limit standards

Legal analysis: In compliance with the requirements of the Ministry of Finance's "Classification Catalogue of Government Procurement Items" (Caiku [2013] No. 189), our province has made adjustments to the item numbers of the "Hebei Provincial Centralized Purchasing Catalogue and Limit Standards for Government Procurement" (Ji Cai Cai [2011] No. 32, hereinafter referred to as the "Catalogue"), and has made changes to some of the contents of the "Catalogue" in accordance with the "Centralized Purchasing Catalogue and Standards for Centralized Purchasing for Centralized Budget Units for the Years 2013-2014" by reference to the Office of the State Council. Centralized Purchasing Catalog and Standards", the following changes were made to some of the contents of the "catalog": First, in order to give full play to the function of the government procurement policy, to supplement and clarify the environmental protection, energy saving and new energy products into the catalog; secondly, in order to implement the requirements of the provincial government "double reduction and double raise", to increase the limit standards of the government procurement of goods, works and services; Third, in order to improve the level of service, to facilitate the procurement of small items of procurement units, a clear centralized procurement of some of the common items in the starting point of capital supervision; Fourth, increased the content of the social public **** services. Based on the relevant provisions of the "catalog" is hereby issued, since November 1, 2013 implementation, "Hebei Provincial Department of Finance on the issuance of" Hebei Provincial Government Procurement Centralized Procurement Catalog and Limit Standards "notice" (Ji Cai Cai 〔2011〕 No. 32) shall be repealed at the same time.

Legal basis: "Chinese People's *** and State Government Procurement Law" Article 36 In the tender procurement, one of the following circumstances shall be abolished:

(a) less than three suppliers who meet the professional conditions or respond substantially to the tender documents;

(b) the emergence of illegal and irregular behavior affecting the fairness of the procurement;

(c) the bidder is not allowed to submit a bid. p>(iii) The bidders' offers all exceed the procurement budget, and the purchaser is unable to pay;

(iv) The procurement task is canceled due to major changes.

After the abolition of the bid, the purchaser shall notify all bidders of the reasons for the abolition.