The procurement contents in the government centralized procurement catalogue are generally goods, projects and services commonly used by all procurement units, such as computers, printers, photocopiers, fax machines, official vehicles, elevators, heating boilers and other goods, house repair and decoration projects, conference services, automobile maintenance, insurance, refueling and other services. The catalogue of centralized government procurement of central budget units also includes goods, projects and services commonly used by central departments, such as flood control and drought relief materials, medical equipment and instruments, special meteorological instruments, police equipment and supplies, special quality inspection instruments and special marine instruments. The procurement contents in the catalogue of centralized government procurement, regardless of the amount, belong to the scope of government procurement.
The procurement subjects in government procurement activities include state organs, institutions and organizations at all levels. State organs refer to organs at all levels that enjoy the administrative power entrusted by the state according to law, have independent legal personality and use the state budget as funds for independent activities.
Government procurement refers to the use of financial funds by state organs, institutions and organizations at all levels to purchase goods, projects and services within the scope of the centralized procurement catalogue formulated according to law or above the procurement limit standard. Procurement refers to the act of obtaining goods, projects and services by contract, including purchase, lease, entrustment and employment. The subject of government procurement is also called the government purchaser. The main body of government procurement includes other state organs, institutions and organizations besides the government, and its scope is larger than the government in the usual sense. State organs include legislative organs, administrative organs and judicial organs, such as government, people's congresses, courts and procuratorates.
Institutions refer to non-profit legal persons registered in accordance with the relevant laws of our country. Generally, they are public institutions established by the state but not belonging to government agencies, including education, science and technology, medical care, health, sports, culture and many other fields, such as schools, academies of science, hospitals and so on. Group organizations refer to non-profit social organizations, such as enterprise federations and trade associations. , composed of citizens voluntarily, to carry out activities in accordance with their articles of association, in order to achieve the consent of members.
Legal basis:
People's Republic of China (PRC) government procurement law
Article 14 The parties to government procurement refer to all kinds of subjects who enjoy rights and assume obligations in government procurement activities, including purchasers, suppliers and procurement agencies.