Sanitation bidding has requirements for safety. This is because health work involves some potential safety risks and hazards. In order to protect the safety of workers and the public, the tenderer will require bidders to meet specific safety standards and measures. The following are some examples of safety requirements involved in sanitary equipment bidding:

1. Safety management system: The tenderee will require the tenderee to have a sound safety management system, including the formulation and implementation of safety management rules and regulations, personnel training and training records, accident emergency plans, etc.

2. Workplace safety: The tenderee will require the bidder to provide a workplace safety management plan, including the safety protection and training of workers, and ensure the normal operation and maintenance of equipment.

3. Safety of waste treatment: In health work, waste treatment and disposal is an important safety consideration. The Tenderee will require the Bidder to provide the waste disposal plan and ensure the safe and compliant disposal according to relevant laws and regulations.