Goods, as referred to in these Rules, are a wide variety of items, including raw materials, products, equipment and solid, liquid or gaseous objects and electric power, all kinds of technical achievements in the form of patented or non-proprietary commodities, as well as incidental services supplied with the goods. The value of incidental services does not exceed the value of the goods themselves.
Works for the purposes of these Rules means the construction, alteration, demolition, repair or renovation of houses, structures or buildings of all kinds, the installation of equipment, the laying of pipelines and wiring, the decoration and furnishing of the same, and services incidental to the works. The value of the incidental services does not exceed the value of the work itself.
Services referred to in these rules refer to any procurement object other than goods or works, including engineering consulting, engineering design, construction supervision, quality inspection, construction auditing, lawyers' affairs, large-scale scientific and technological research and intermediate test projects, preliminary research and decision-making consulting and research projects, as well as project financing planning. Chapter II Construction Procurement Organization Article IV Management Organization
The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region government construction procurement in the autonomous region under the unified leadership of the leading group of government procurement. The Construction Procurement Office of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region shall be the office of the Leading Group of Government Procurement of the Autonomous Region for managing construction procurement, and shall be located in the Development Planning Commission of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Main functions:
(a) research and development of government construction procurement policy, the formulation of government construction procurement laws and regulations, systems and implementation methods, and supervise the implementation of government procurement policies and regulations.
(2) To formulate market access rules for suppliers, construction enterprises and intermediary organizations and specific standards for access qualification, to supervise, guide and coordinate the government construction procurement work in the region, to receive administrative complaints about government construction procurement as authorized by the Leading Group of Government Procurement, and to put forward proposals for administrative penalties and administrative compensation, which will be dealt with by the relevant departments.
(3) study to determine the specific scope of government construction procurement, scale standards and projects not suitable for government construction procurement, preparation and publication of the "Government Procurement Catalog" construction and procurement departments.
(d) organizing the preparation of government construction procurement plan, approval to determine the procurement method, to the project construction unit to issue government construction procurement license.
(v) review and record the bidding documents of government construction procurement projects, formulate the rules for the composition of the bid evaluation committee and the admission qualification standards for experts of the bid evaluation committee, organize the assessment of the effectiveness of the construction procurement project, and put forward the opinions to improve and perfect the government procurement.
(vi) Supervising and inspecting the implementation of government construction procurement. Correct irregularities and make decisions on their handling. Article 5 Procurement Agency
The construction procurement of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region shall be specifically organized and implemented by the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Government Construction Procurement Center. Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Government Construction Procurement Center for the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Development Planning Commission under the full-funded institutions. Chapter III construction procurement scope of application, scale standards and fund management Article VI of the scope of application of government construction procurement
(a) from the construction of the source of funds to determine the scope:
1. the use of all levels of fiscal budget funds for the project;
2. the use of financial management of various governmental special construction fund projects;
3. the use of state-owned enterprises and institutions, and investors in state-owned assets. Projects using the own funds of state-owned enterprises and institutions, and projects in which investors in state-owned assets actually have the right of control;
4. Projects using funds raised by bonds issued by the state;
5. Projects using funds raised by the state and the autonomous region's external borrowings or guarantees;
6. Projects using state policy loans;
7. Projects financed by the state-authorized investment entities;
8. Projects financed by the state-authorized investment entities;
9. Projects financed by the state-authorized investment entities;
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8. State-concession financing projects;
9. Projects using loan funds from international organizations such as the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, etc.
10. Projects using loan funds from foreign governments and their agencies;
11. Projects using aid funds from international organizations or foreign governments.
(2) the scope of infrastructure and public utilities determined from the interests of social public ****, public safety:
1. energy projects such as coal, oil, natural gas, electricity, new energy sources;
2. transportation projects such as railroads, highways, pipelines, water transport, aviation, and other transportation industries;
3. postal, telecommunication Post and telecommunication projects such as postal and telecommunication hubs, communications and information networks;
4. Water conservancy projects such as flood control, irrigation, drainage, water diversion (supply), mudflat management, soil and water conservation, and water conservancy pivots;
5. Urban facilities projects such as roads, bridges, subways and light rail transit, sewage disposal and treatment, garbage disposal, underground pipelines, and public **** parking lots;
6. Ecological Environmental protection projects;
7. Municipal engineering projects such as water supply, power supply, gas supply and heat supply;
8. Projects in science and technology, education, culture, sports, health, tourism and social welfare;
9. Commercial housing, including affordable housing;
10. Other infrastructure and public utility projects.
(C) other aspects of the scope determined:
1. State commissioned by the state to arrange for local construction projects and local construction projects arranged by the state;
2. Various types of construction purchases commissioned by all levels of government and administrative, enterprise and public institutions;
3. Autonomous regional government and the Planning Commission to determine the other construction purchases.