Under what circumstances can we negotiate and bid?

Question 1: When can negotiation be adopted? Is the negotiation fee the same as the entry bid fee?

Question 2: What do you mean by negotiation in bidding? Bidding is divided into open bidding and invitation bidding, and negotiation is no longer within the scope of bidding. Basically, it refers to negotiation procurement, where buyers and sellers reach an agreement through negotiation, sign a contract and conduct procurement. Because it is not public, it is not a tender.

Question 3: What problems should be paid attention to in the process of bidding negotiation? 1, the tenderer and the bidder make the bid, and the personnel participating in the bidding negotiation are technical, economic and legal experts from both sides. Issues involved, such as business, technology, law and other issues in the tender.

2. The conclusion of the negotiation should be recorded in written form, with perfect and accurate words, so as to be included in the contract documents. The senior representatives of all parties shall review the negotiated documents and sign on each page of the documents.

3. If the negotiation time is too long, which exceeds the bid validity period, the tenderee will ask several promising candidates to extend the validity period of the bid guarantee. If the bidder refuses, its bid will be invalid.

Question 4: What is the significance of bidding negotiation? Definition: The tendering method in which the contractor directly negotiates with the selected contractor on the contracted project.

At present, in the practice of our country, especially in the field of construction, there is a widely used procurement method called "negotiation", which is essentially negotiation procurement. It is a purchasing method that the purchaser and the purchaser finally achieve the purchasing purpose through one-on-one negotiation. There is no open competition, so it does not belong to the bidding procurement method mentioned in the Bidding Law.

From a practical point of view, the procurement methods of public bidding and invitation bidding require that the quotation and technical terms should not be negotiated, while the negotiation allows one-on-one negotiation of the quotation. Therefore, some projects, such as some small-scale construction projects, have clear goals, save time and effort and are more flexible; For service bidding, because the service price is difficult to be determined publicly, the service quality needs to be solved through negotiation, and negotiation is a suitable procurement method. However, due to the lack of openness and competitiveness, behind-the-scenes transactions, black-box operations and corruption are prone to occur in bidding negotiations, and the quality of procurement is difficult to guarantee. According to the statistics of some provinces, 40% of all economic crimes are related to bidding, and most of these crimes are related to bidding. According to the basic characteristics of bidding and the problems existing in China's practice, the bidding law does not stipulate that bidding negotiation is a bidding method. Therefore, bidding negotiation is not a legal bidding method. According to the provisions of the Tendering and Bidding Law, no negotiation is allowed for any project that must be subject to tender according to the provisions of Article 3 of the Tendering and Bidding Law and any project that is voluntarily purchased by means of tender according to the provisions of Article 2 of the Tendering and Bidding Law.

Question 5: What do you mean by inviting bids or negotiating bids? 40 minutes are two different ways to prepare a contract. Invitation to bid is to send an invitation letter to the preferred counterpart to provide a quotation for a specific project. It is generally necessary to send invitations to more than three units, and choose the best one among the invited units to negotiate and sign the contract. Units that have not received the invitation cannot participate in the bidding. Compared with public bidding, this method receives fewer bids and can save a lot of time and energy in bid evaluation. Bidding negotiation is to directly send an invitation to the favorite counterparty and directly negotiate the terms and prices of the contract, which is suitable for special projects with small orders or fewer optional objects. Negotiation is not allowed for large projects.

Question 6: What is negotiation? What is a negotiation reply? Please answer in detail? Bidding negotiation is a way of commodity trading. In addition, there are bidding and so on. In the case of bidding negotiation, there are usually so-called bidding documents or negotiation documents, and then Party B needs to reply to the corresponding documents. This is the answer to the negotiation.

Question 7:* * * Under what circumstances is the main project of a construction project subject to public bidding through consultation? The design, construction, installation and supervision of the main project of a construction project, as well as the procurement of major equipment and materials, must be subject to public bidding or invitation to bid. If one of the following conditions is met, bidding negotiation can be adopted: (1) Only a few qualified bidders can choose; (2) involving patent protection or restricted by natural geographical environment; (3) Compared with the project value, the bidding fee is not worth it; (4) It is difficult to determine the purchase price in advance; (5) It is otherwise stipulated by the state. & gt

Question 8: There is no bidding negotiation, only open or invitation bidding, competitive negotiation, inquiry and single-source procurement. If you are worried that the above methods are illegal, in this case, you can refer to the query.

Question 9: Under what circumstances can consultation be adopted? Is the negotiation fee the same as the entry bid fee?

Question 10: What do you mean by negotiation in bidding? Bidding is divided into open bidding and invitation bidding, but negotiation is no longer within the scope of bidding. Basically, it refers to negotiation procurement, where buyers and sellers reach an agreement through negotiation, sign a contract and conduct procurement. Because it is not public, it is not a tender.