Social security certificate is required in the tender documents, so it must be provided. This is a means for the tenderer to test the real personnel of the bidder. Social insurance mainly includes: endowment insurance, medical insurance, industrial injury insurance, unemployment insurance and maternity insurance. Endowment insurance includes some medical insurance. Generally, it is enough to have endowment insurance. The six-month social security certificate required in the tender documents is to prove that these people are indeed employees of your company, not some affiliated people. In order to bid, it is definitely not possible for bidders to temporarily fill in social security.
legal ground
Twenty-second suppliers participating in government procurement activities shall meet the following conditions:
(1) Having the ability to bear civil liability independently;
(2) Having a good business reputation and a sound financial accounting system;
(3) Having the necessary equipment and professional technical ability to perform the contract;
(4) Having a good record of paying taxes and social security funds according to law;
(five) in the three years before participating in government procurement activities, there is no major illegal record in business activities;
(6) Other conditions stipulated by laws and administrative regulations.
The purchaser may specify the specific conditions of the supplier according to the special requirements of the procurement project, but shall not discriminate or exclude the supplier with unreasonable conditions.
Article 20 of the Measures for Tendering and Bidding of Construction Projects stipulates that a bidder shall meet five conditions when participating in the bidding of construction projects:
1. has the right to sign contracts independently.
2, have the ability to perform the contract, including professional and technical qualifications and ability, funds, equipment and other physical facilities, management ability, experience, reputation and the corresponding employees.
3. Not in a state of being ordered to suspend business, disqualified from bidding, taken over, frozen or bankrupt.
4. There has been no fraudulent bid winning, serious breach of contract and major engineering quality problems in the last three years.
5. Other qualifications as prescribed by laws and administrative regulations.