(1) to prepare the budget for government procurement;
(2) to organize part of the government procurement;
(3) to coordinate and manage the government procurement affairs;
(4) to carry out statistics, analyses and evaluations of government procurement;
(v) Other duties prescribed by the provincial people's government. Chapter II Forms and Scope of Government Procurement Article 6 Government procurement takes the form of centralized and decentralized procurement.
Centralized procurement refers to procurement uniformly organized by the financial department. Generally applicable to the unit value of more than 10,000 yuan of commodities or receive services of equivalent value, as well as the unit value of less than 10,000 yuan, but the need to purchase in bulk in the year the cumulative value of more than 100,000 yuan of the same type of commodities or receive services of equivalent value.
Decentralized procurement refers to procurement organized by the unit that needs to purchase goods or receive services on its own. It generally applies to goods or services other than those stipulated in paragraph 2 of this article. Article 7 The scope of government procurement mainly includes office, teaching, scientific research, medical care, sports, radio and television facilities, equipment and related services, the specific catalog of commodities and services by the local people's government at or above the county level, the financial department in conjunction with the relevant departments to determine. Chapter III Methods and Procedures of Government Procurement Article 8 The financial departments and the units that need to purchase goods or receive services can entrust the government procurement company with enterprise legal personality established by the local people's governments at or above the county level according to law or other representative organizations with appropriate qualifications (hereinafter referred to as the agent) to act as the agent of government procurement business. Article 9 The methods of government procurement include open bidding procurement, negotiated procurement and negotiated procurement.
Open bidding procurement refers to the procurement method of publicly releasing procurement information, attracting more than three suppliers to participate in the bidding, and selecting the suppliers on the basis of merit in accordance with the prescribed procedures. It is generally applicable to the procurement of large quantities, the quality of which is not easy to determine, or the procurement of commodities whose prices fluctuate greatly or the acceptance of services of equivalent value.
Negotiated procurement refers to the direct invitation of more than three suppliers to participate in the bidding, and in accordance with the procedures for selecting the best supplier procurement method. It is generally applicable to commodities whose quality and price can be easily determined or services of equivalent value are accepted.
Consultative procurement refers to the market directly to understand, compare the quality of goods or services, price and so on, and in accordance with the established procedures for the selection of suppliers. Generally applicable to the purchase of small amounts, quality and price can be easily determined goods or receive services of equal value. Article X need to purchase goods or services should be based on the actual needs of the unit belonging to the provisions of Article VII of this approach to the scope of goods or services, the formulation of the unit's annual procurement plan, with the proposed procurement of goods or services to be received, the name, quantity, quality, specifications, delivery time and other relevant materials, in accordance with the provisions of the same level of the financial sector for review and approval.
The financial sector should be based on the actual needs and the principle of economy, review the annual procurement plan drawn up by the unit, summarize the preparation of the annual government procurement plan at this level, and in accordance with Article VI of these measures to determine the form of procurement. Article XI of government procurement shall sign a procurement contract in accordance with the law, clear procurement of goods or accept the name of the service, quantity, specifications, quality, performance, price (honorarium), and fulfillment of the contract time, place, manner and liability for breach of contract and so on. Chapter IV Government Procurement Funding Article 12 The sources of funding for government procurement include:
(1) funds arranged by the budget at the same level;
(2) extra-budgetary funds, own funds and other income of the unit that needs to purchase goods or receive services;
(3) domestic and foreign loans, donations, grants;
(4) other funds as stipulated by the provincial people's government. Funds. Article XIII of the government procurement funds arranged by the financial budget, the financial sector shall, in accordance with the provisions of the procurement contract, the procurement funds directly to its commissioned agent or supplier; by the need to purchase goods or receive services from the unit of extrabudgetary funds, their own funds and other revenues, or domestic and foreign loans, donations, grants, etc. Arrangement of the unit shall, in accordance with the provisions of the procurement contract will be paid to the procurement funds of its own To its commissioned agent or supplier. Chapter V Government Procurement Supervision Article 14 The need to purchase goods or services should be implemented in accordance with these methods of government procurement, and take the initiative to accept the financial, auditing, supervision and other relevant departments in accordance with the law to implement the supervision and inspection, and truthfully provide the relevant information, shall not be refused, concealed or misrepresented.