Scope of government procurement:
1, the main body of procurement: the main body of procurement in government procurement activities, including state organs at all levels, institutions and organizations. State organs are those organs at all levels that enjoy administrative power granted by the state in accordance with the law, have the status of independent legal person, and use the state budget as the funding for independent activities.
2, procurement funds: the purchaser all or part of the use of financial funds for procurement, belong to the scope of management of government procurement. Financial funds include budgetary funds, extrabudgetary funds and government funds. Borrowings repaid using financial funds are regarded as financial funds.
3. Procurement content and limits: The content of government procurement shall be goods, works and services within the Centralized Procurement Catalogue formulated in accordance with the law, or not included in the Centralized Procurement Catalogue, but the amount of procurement of goods, works and services exceeding the prescribed limit standards.
Procedures for Government Procurement:
(1) Preparation and Approval of the Government Procurement Budget:
Departments charged with the responsibility of preparing departmental budgets shall, in preparing the departmental budgets for the next fiscal year, list the items and funding budgets for government procurement for that fiscal year and report them to the finance department at the current level for summary. Approval of departmental budgets shall be carried out in accordance with budget management authority and procedures.
(II) Selection of procurement methods and applicable procedures:
In the case of goods or services projects procured by invitation to tender, the purchaser shall select more than three suppliers by randomization from among the suppliers meeting the appropriate qualification conditions and issue an invitation to tender to them.