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Jiangxi Opens Public Consultation to Tackle the Issue of Abnormally Low Prices

2025-11-21

Interpretation of the "Provisional Measures for the Administration of Bidding Agency Organizations for Engineering Construction Projects"

2025-11-17

Shanxi Introduces Innovative Measures to Standardize Government Procurement Evaluation

2025-11-13

"Machine 'Referees' Deliver Fair 'Hammer' Decisions—Firsthand Insights into Hunan Changsha's Reform of 'Machine-Governed Bidding'"

2025-10-23

Government procurement adopts unified standards, enabling domestic and foreign-funded enterprises to compete on equal footing and unlocking a 3 trillion-dollar market.

2025-10-16

The State Council held an executive meeting to discuss implementing domestic product standards and related policies in government procurement.

2025-10-15

Vote passed! The Chongqing Municipal Regulations on Bidding and Tendering will take effect on August 1.

On the morning of May 29, the 16th session of the Standing Committee of Chongqing's Sixth People's Congress voted to adopt the "Chongqing Municipal Regulations on Bidding and Tendering" (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations), which will come into effect on August 1, 2025. The Regulations provide detailed regulations addressing pressing issues in the bidding and tendering sector, such as clarifying the procedures and requirements for setting up an alert threshold for abnormally low bids, listing 18 specific scenarios constituting "collusive bidding" along with corresponding legal liabilities, and mandating the establishment of a city-wide unified information management system for bidding agencies. During the post-session interpretation meeting on the new regulations, Li Yuan, Deputy Director of the Legal Work Committee of the Chongqing Municipal People's Congress Standing Committee, explained that this is the second revision of the "Chongqing Municipal Regulations on Bidding and Tendering" since its implementation in 2008. The Regulations remain firmly problem-oriented, tackling prominent contradictions and critical bottlenecks that have emerged in recent years in Chongqing's bidding activities. They also adapt to the practical application of emerging technologies, business models, and innovations like artificial intelligence, focusing on building a comprehensive, end-to-end regulatory framework for bidding and tendering while fostering systematic institutional reforms that highlight Chongqing's unique identity. The Regulations further strengthen the primary responsibility of bidders, stipulating that bidders must organize bidding activities in accordance with the law and fully assume their responsibilities. For projects not legally required to undergo bidding, the Regulations clarify that project entities can independently decide to use competitive selection methods, open price comparisons, random drawing, or competitive negotiation for project contracting. Additionally, the Regulations tighten the regulation of bidder behavior by outlining 18 specific scenarios of "collusive bidding," based on both legal frameworks and Chongqing's unique context. For instance, bidders who are members of the same group, association, chamber of commerce, or other organizations and collaborate on bidding as per the organization's guidelines are considered to be engaging in collusive bidding. Similarly, if electronic bid documents from different bidders are prepared, packaged, encrypted, or uploaded using the same electronic device, this is deemed as evidence of collusive bidding. To further standardize the conduct of bidding agents, the Regulations require the municipal development and reform department to establish a unified city-wide information management system for bidding agencies, collecting data on all agencies operating within the city and making this information publicly available. The Regulations also enhance the code of conduct for bidding agencies by introducing nine prohibited behaviors, accompanied by corresponding legal consequences. Ensuring that evaluation experts perform their duties independently and impartially is a cornerstone for maintaining the orderly progression of bidding activities and achieving fairness and transparency. To reinforce this, the Regulations dedicate an entire chapter to strengthening the management of evaluation experts in Chongqing. This includes establishing a city-wide, integrated pool of comprehensive evaluation experts and implementing a full-cycle management system covering expert selection, appointment, training, evaluation, assessment, and eventual removal from the pool. To prevent bidders from submitting maliciously low bids that disrupt market order, the Regulations have refined the evaluation methodology. Specifically, regarding the lowest-bid evaluation method, the Regulations emphasize the importance of closed-loop management, requiring comprehensive consideration of the industry’s average cost levels when setting an appropriate abnormal-low-bid alert threshold—ensuring that the threshold is set scientifically and reasonably. Furthermore, if a bid falls below the established abnormal-low-bid alert threshold, bidders are required to provide clear explanations in their bid documents regarding the reasonableness of their proposed prices, supported by relevant supporting documentation. To promote more robust, transparent, and open management throughout the entire bidding process, the Regulations include a dedicated chapter that mandates full public disclosure of key stakeholders—including bidders, contractors, and bidding agencies—as well as their respective legal representatives, thereby inviting broader societal oversight. Additionally, to strengthen the regulatory framework, the Regulations instruct the municipal development and reform department to collaborate with relevant industry authorities in establishing credit profiles for all entities involved in bidding and tendering activities. Finally, the Regulations encourage the adoption of digital tools to monitor and provide early warnings for anomalies such as unusually similar bid document content, irregularities in the flow of bid bond funds, and delays in contract performance.

2025-06-17

The Guizhou Province Construction Project Cost Comprehensive Skills Competition (Finals) Concludes Successfully

On September 19, 2024, the third Guizhou Provincial Construction Project Cost Comprehensive Skills Competition (Finals), jointly hosted by the Labor and Economic Department of the Guizhou Provincial Federation of Trade Unions, the Guizhou Provincial Construction Project Cost Management Station, the Guizhou Provincial Construction Industry Trade Union Committee, and the Guizhou Provincial Construction Project Cost Management Association, and organized by the Guizhou Branch of Glodon Software Co., Ltd., successfully concluded at the Tianyi Grand Hyatt Hotel in Guizhou.

2024-09-30

Great job! Our company has earned two prestigious awards!

Recently, Guizhou Enfang Engineering Construction Consulting Co., Ltd. stood out at the "3rd Guizhou Provincial Construction Project Cost Comprehensive Skills Competition," organized by the Guizhou Provincial Construction Project Cost Management Association, earning two prestigious awards: the "Team Third Prize" and the "Outstanding Organization Award."

2024-09-23

Notice of Winning Bid for the Supporting Construction Project of Qingyun Town Central Primary School in Congjiang County

1. Project Name: Affiliated Construction Project for Qingyun Town Central Primary School, Congjiang County 2. Project Number: GZEF(Cai)2019-141 3. Project Sequence No.: GZEF(Cai)2019-141 4. Project Contact: Liang Yande 5. Project Contact Phone: 0855-6411671 6. Project Purpose, Brief Technical Requirements, and Contract Completion Date: Refer to the "Bidding Project Details" section in the "Competitive Consultation Documents." 7. Procurement Method: Competitive Consultation 8. Procurement Date: 2019-12-31 9. Announcement Media: Guizhou Provincial Government Procurement Website, Qiandongnan Prefecture People’s Government

2024-03-29