Refers to the state organs, institutions and organizations at all levels, using financial funds to purchase goods, projects and services within the legally formulated centralized procurement catalogue or above the procurement quota standard.
1.0.3 government procurement funds
Refers to the funds paid by the procurement agency in obtaining goods, projects and services, including financial funds (budgetary funds and extra-budgetary funds) and self-raised funds from the unit.
1.0.4 electronic bidding activities
Refers to all or part of the bidding transactions, public services and administrative supervision activities in the form of data messages and relying on the electronic bidding system.
1.0.5 public resource trading platform
It refers to a system that implements unified systems and standards, has an open electronic service system for public resource transactions and a standardized and transparent operating mechanism, and provides comprehensive services for market players, the public and administrative supervision and management departments.
1.0.6 commodity category project
Refers to various forms and types of goods, including raw materials, fuels, equipment, products, etc.
1.0.7 project
Refers to construction projects, including new construction, reconstruction, expansion, decoration, demolition and repair of buildings and structures.
1.0.8 government procurement projects
Refers to construction projects, including new construction, reconstruction and expansion of buildings and structures and related decoration, demolition and repair; Goods related to project construction refer to the equipment and materials that constitute part of the project and are necessary to realize the basic functions of the project; Services related to project construction refer to services such as survey, design and supervision required to complete the project.
1.0.9 service items
Refers to other government procurement objects except goods and projects, including services needed by the government itself and public services provided by the government to the public.
1.0. 10 centralized procurement
It refers to the act that the purchaser entrusts the projects listed in the centralized procurement catalogue to a centralized procurement agency for procurement or conducts centralized procurement by departments.
1.0. 1 1 projects purchased by centralized procurement institutions
Refers to projects with uniform standards such as technologies and services commonly used by all purchasers.
1.0. 12 departmental centralized procurement projects
Refers to the items that the purchaser has special requirements based on business needs and can purchase in a unified way.
1.0. 13 online shopping mall for government procurement
It refers to a government procurement service platform that relies on the Internet, uses big data and mobile Internet technologies, builds according to unified data standards, implements government procurement policy requirements, serves all parties in government procurement, implements online transactions, supervision and services, effectively controls prices and quality, and has the advantages of ensuring simple provincial government procurement procedures, efficient transactions, strong supervision and information security.
1.0. 14 decentralized procurement
It refers to the act of the purchaser purchasing by himself or entrusting a purchasing agency to purchase items that are not listed in the centralized procurement catalogue and above the procurement limit standard.
1.0. 15 open tender
Refers to the procurement method in which the purchaser invites unspecified suppliers to participate in bidding by means of tender announcement according to law.
1.0. 16 bid invitation letter
It refers to the procurement method in which the purchaser randomly selects more than three suppliers from the suppliers who meet the corresponding qualification conditions according to law and invites them to participate in bidding by inviting tenders.
1.0. 17 Non-tendering procurement method
Refers to competitive negotiation, single-source procurement and inquiry procurement.
1.0. 18 competitive negotiation
It means that the negotiating team negotiates with qualified suppliers on the procurement of goods, projects and services, and the suppliers submit response documents and final quotations according to the requirements of the negotiation documents, and the purchaser determines the procurement method of the finalized suppliers from the finalized candidates put forward by the negotiating team.
1.0. 19 single-source procurement
Refers to the procurement method by which the purchaser purchases goods, projects and services from a specific supplier.
1.0.20 query
It means that the inquiry team sends an inquiry notice to the qualified suppliers, asking the suppliers to quote the price that cannot be changed at one time, and the purchaser determines the procurement method of the suppliers from the candidates put forward by the inquiry team.
1.0.2 1 competitive negotiation procurement method
It means that the purchaser and the government procurement agency negotiate with the qualified suppliers on the procurement of goods, projects and services through the establishment of a competitive consultation group (hereinafter referred to as the consultation group), and the suppliers submit response documents and quotations according to the requirements of the consultation documents, and the purchaser determines the procurement method of the clinched supplier from the list of candidate suppliers proposed after the review of the consultation group.
1.0.22PPP project procurement
It refers to the process that the government chooses social capital partners according to law in order to reach a PPP project contract with balanced rights and obligations and value for money after completing the preliminary work such as PPP project identification and preparation in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, following the principles of openness, fairness, justice and integrity.
1.0.23 lowest bid evaluation method
Refers to the bid evaluation method that the bid documents meet all substantive requirements of the bidding documents and the supplier with the lowest bid price is the candidate for winning the bid.
1.0.24 comprehensive scoring method
Refers to the bid evaluation method that the bid documents meet all the substantive requirements of the tender documents, and the supplier with the highest score is the winning candidate according to the quantitative indicators of bid evaluation factors.
1.0.25 quotation commitment method
The tenderer shall determine the tender price according to the tender control price and the actual market situation, and the tender price shall be equal to or lower than the tender control price (if there is a maximum price limit, it shall not be higher than the maximum price limit) and shall not be lower than the project cost.
1.0.26 reasonable low price method
Refers to the bidder's technical tender preparation meets the technical requirements of the project, and the tender offer is considered as a reasonable low price not lower than the cost after review by the bid evaluation committee, and the winning bidder or candidate winning bidder is determined according to the competition rules.
1.0.27 comprehensive evaluation method
Refers to the bidder's technical bid, business bid and comprehensive quality to meet the comprehensive evaluation criteria stipulated in the tender documents to the maximum extent. After comprehensive evaluation by the bid evaluation committee, the bidder is selected for quantitative evaluation, and the highest score is recommended as the winning bidder or the winning candidate (in order).
1.0.28 government purchaser
It refers to all kinds of subjects who enjoy rights and assume obligations in government procurement activities, including purchasers, suppliers and procurement agencies.
1.0.29 Buyer
Refers to the state organs, institutions and organizations that conduct government procurement according to law.
1.0.30 supplier
It is a legal person, other organization or natural person who provides goods, projects or services to the purchaser.
1.0.3 1 bidder
Refers to the legal person, other organization or natural person who responds to the tender and participates in the bidding competition.
1.0.32 competent budget unit
Refers to the state organs, institutions and organizations responsible for preparing departmental budgets and reporting them to the financial departments at the corresponding levels. Non-bidding procurement refers to competitive negotiation, single-source procurement and inquiry procurement.
1.0.33 government procurement agency
Refers to the social intermediary organizations engaged in government procurement agency business entrusted by the purchaser outside the centralized procurement institutions.
1.0.34 Centralized purchasing organization
Refers to the people's governments at or above the city and autonomous prefecture level that set up specialized agencies to undertake centralized procurement tasks according to the needs of organizing centralized procurement of government procurement projects at the corresponding level.
1.0.35 review experts
Refers to the personnel selected by the financial department of the people's government at or above the provincial level to participate in the government procurement review in an independent capacity and be included in the management of the review expert database.
1.0.36 government procurement review experts
Refers to the personnel who meet the prescribed conditions and requirements and engage in and participate in the bid evaluation of government procurement in an independent capacity.
1.0.37 government procurement information
Refers to the laws, regulations, rules and other normative documents that regulate government procurement activities, as well as the general name of data and materials that reflect the state of government procurement activities.
1.0.38 government procurement information announcement
Refers to the government procurement information that should be disclosed in these measures, and should be publicly released to the public in the government procurement information release media designated by the financial department.
1.0.39 review of budget and final accounts of provincial government-invested construction projects
It refers to the intermediary institutions that are shortlisted in the database of intermediary institutions of the Provincial Department of Finance and use professional and technical means to review, demonstrate and evaluate the authenticity, rationality and accuracy of construction projects using provincial financial funds from two aspects: project cost and financial management.
1.0.40 Major illegal record
Refers to the supplier who is subject to criminal punishment or ordered to suspend production or business, revoke the license or license, and impose a large amount of fines due to illegal operation.
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