What is the uncompetitive cost in tender offer?

The uncompetitive cost of bidding refers to the cost that cannot be reduced in any form, including the following parts:

(1) Various fees that should be paid by the bidder due to the construction bidding project as stipulated by the national and provincial finance and price departments;

(2) the cost of safe and civilized construction measures on the construction site;

(3) taxation;

(4) the tentative project specified in the tender documents;

(5) Costs of materials and equipment provided by Party A;

(6) Other uncompetitive expenses stipulated by laws and regulations.

In the process of bid evaluation, if the standard for reducing the uncompetitive cost of the bidder is lower than the minimum control line standard recently issued by the cost management department, the bidder shall submit relevant explanatory materials in the bid documents. Failing to submit relevant explanatory materials and certification materials, or the relevant explanatory materials and certification materials can not explain the reasons for the price reduction well, it is regarded as a bid below the cost.

Bidding is the abbreviation of bidding. Bidding is a kind of commodity trading behavior and two aspects of the trading process. Bidding is an international practice, a product of highly developed commodity economy, and an organized way to choose the best transaction by using technology, economic means and market economy competition mechanism. In this way, the tenderer attracts many bidders to compete on an equal footing under the same conditions through the pre-announced procurement and requirements, and organizes experts in technology, economy and law to comprehensively evaluate many bidders according to the prescribed procedures, so as to select the winning bidder for the project. Its essence is to get the best goods, projects and services at a lower price.

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia: Bidding