Question 2: What materials should be prepared for the pre-qualification of construction projects? When submitting the prequalification application, the bidding applicant shall submit the following copies of certificates and original materials (and bind the following copies of certificates and materials in the prequalification application): 1. Business license of enterprise legal person of the bidding applicant; 2, the applicant's enterprise construction qualification certificate; 3. The applicant's safety production license is floating. 4. The bidding applicant intends to send the registered constructor certificate of the bidding project manager of this project (red-headed documents of the unit must be provided) and its corresponding safety production assessment certificate (B); 5, the applicant intends to send to the project safety certificate and its corresponding production safety assessment certificate (c); 6. The bidding applicant shall provide the original and photocopy of the labor contract of the project team members and entrusted agents. 7. The bidding applicant shall provide the original and photocopy of the social insurance certificates of the project team members and entrusted agents. 8, in the case of enterprises outside the province, other information to be submitted.
Question 3: Why do you want to pre-qualify for bidding? Why should potential bidders be qualified? What are the requirements? Article 18 of the Tendering and Bidding Law stipulates that a tenderer may, according to the requirements of the project subject to tender itself, require potential bidders to provide relevant qualification documents and performance in the tender announcement or invitation to bid, and conduct qualification examination on potential bidders; Where the state has provisions on the qualifications of bidders, such provisions shall prevail. The tenderer shall not restrict or exclude potential bidders with unreasonable conditions, and shall not regard potential bidders as suppliers or contractors who are aware of the bidding competition announced by the tenderer. Examining the qualifications of potential bidders is not only the right of the tenderer, but also the procedure often used in most bidding activities. This procedure is of great significance for protecting the interests of the tenderee and promoting the smooth progress of bidding activities. The qualification examination procedure is to exclude potential bidders or bidders whose qualifications are not suitable for undertaking or performing the contract in the bidding process. This scheme is particularly useful for complex or high-value bidding projects, even for low-value bidding projects with complex technology or high degree of specialization. If we go beyond this procedure and directly evaluate and compare the bidders' bidding documents, it will not only cost much more, but also take much longer. By adopting the qualification examination procedure, the number of bidding documents reviewed and compared by bidders can be reduced. In addition, some suppliers or contractors with good reputation and high ability are often unwilling to compete with unqualified or bad reputation suppliers, so as not to lose face. Therefore, the qualification examination procedure may be an important condition for these potential bidders with good reputation and high ability to decide whether to bid more. Generally speaking, qualification examination can be divided into pre-qualification examination and post-qualification examination. Pre-qualification is the qualification examination of potential bidders before bidding; Post-qualification examination is the qualification examination of bidders after bidding (usually after bid opening). Whether it is pre-trial or pre-trial, it is mainly to examine whether potential bidders or bidders meet the following conditions: (1) have the right to enter into contracts independently; (2) Having the ability to satisfactorily perform the contract, including professional and technical qualifications and abilities, the status of funds, equipment and other physical facilities, management ability, experience, reputation and corresponding staff; (3) There is no crime or serious illegal act related to contract fraud. In addition, if the state has other provisions on the qualifications of bidders, the tenderee must abide by these provisions and shall not contradict or be lower than these provisions. For example, in the construction bidding of major national construction projects, the state requires first-class construction enterprises to contract, and the tenderee cannot allow second-class and below construction enterprises to participate in the bidding. Under the premise of not damaging business secrets, potential bidders or bidders shall submit legal documents or other materials that can prove the above qualifications and achievements to the tenderer. Whether to conduct qualification examination and the requirements and standards for qualification examination shall be specified by the tenderer in the tender announcement or invitation to bid. These requirements and standards should be equally applicable to all potential bidders or bidders. The tenderer shall not stipulate any objectively unreasonable standards, requirements or procedures that restrict or exclude bidders, so that the bidders will be treated unfairly and finally restrict competition. The tenderer shall, in accordance with the requirements and standards stipulated in the tender announcement or invitation to bid, make a review decision on the qualifications of potential bidders or bidders who have successfully submitted qualification examination documents and materials. The tenderer shall notify the potential tenderer or bidder whether it has passed the examination. At present, in bidding, bidders usually adopt pre-qualification procedures and issue pre-qualification announcements. The prequalification announcement shall generally include the following contents: (1) the name and address of the tenderer; (2) The nature and quantity of the project subject to tender; (three) the location and time requirements of the project subject to tender; (four) the way, place and time to obtain the prequalification documents; (5) Fees for prequalification documents; (6) The place and deadline for submitting the prequalification application; (7) Pre-qualification schedule.
Question 4: What is the procedure of prequalification in bidding? At what stage is prequalification required? Do you have a model? Pre-qualification refers to the pre-qualification of potential bidders at this stage before the tenderer sells the bidding documents or sends out the invitation to bid. Pre-qualification includes basic qualification examination and vocational qualification examination. The basic qualification examination refers to the examination of the applicant's legal status and reputation, and the professional qualification examination refers to the examination of the applicant's ability to perform the procurement project to be tendered. The contents of the qualification examination and evaluation of potential bidders: (1) construction experience, including the previous performance of undertaking similar projects;
(2) The personnel undertaking the project, including the names and resumes of managers and key personnel;
(3) the machinery, equipment and construction scheme provided for the performance of the contract tasks;
(4) Financial status, including the applicant's balance sheet and cash flow statement. Examw/zaojia/xinde/54542/ have a look for yourself.
Question 5: What materials should the bidder provide to the tenderer during the prequalification? Pre-qualification documents shall be submitted to potential bidders of pre-qualified bidding projects.
Pre-qualification bidding documents include:
1, business license, organization code certificate, tax registration certificate
2. Qualification: business license, production license, quality certificate and qualification grade.
3. Performance, especially the list of similar performance of bidding goods supply, and user evaluation.
4, bank credit certificate, financial statements in the past three years.
5. Enterprise introduction: personnel, organization, production testing equipment, management system, after-sales service measures and means.
6, honor, reward certificate
7. Bidder's quality, service commitment, project leader and project team.
8. Other materials
Question 6: What is the prequalification of PPP project? Pre-qualification is to evaluate relevant qualifications before purchasing bidding documents. Unqualified persons cannot participate in the bidding. Post-qualification review means that manufacturers can directly purchase bidding documents to participate in bidding. In the process of bid evaluation, the qualification and other parts are reviewed according to relevant standards. Those who fail will still be kicked out. To put it bluntly, one is to get on the bus before buying a ticket, and the other is that you can't even get into the car door.
Question: Do ppp projects have to be pre-examined? According to Article 2 of Treasury No.2014215, PPP projects should be prequalified. At present, there is no detailed interpretation of this financial department. However, my interpretation is that this provision should be regarded as prequalification, and it is different from other bidding methods of * * * procurement. The prequalification of PPP projects should not only publish prequalification announcements, but also compile and distribute prequalification documents. Because the financial department has not defined this in detail, the procurement agencies in the market have done it anyway, and some have conducted pre-qualification, but they have not issued pre-qualification documents, only a few attachments, and some have simply conducted post-qualification. PPP projects have comprehensive qualification requirements for social capital, and generally require multiple capabilities such as financing, investment, construction and operation. In my opinion, it is necessary to pre-qualify PPP projects.
Question 8: Under what circumstances can prequalification be used in the bidding of housing construction projects? Generally speaking, prequalification can be conducted for large or complex projects with a large number of bidders (generally more than 9). Prequalification is meaningless because there are too few families.
Question 9: What are pre-qualification and post-qualification? Article 17 of the Measures for Tendering and Bidding of Construction Projects (Order No.30 of Seven Ministries) stipulates that qualification examination is divided into pre-qualification examination and post-qualification examination. Pre-qualification refers to the qualification examination of potential bidders before bidding. Post-qualification review refers to the qualification review of bidders after bid opening (when experts evaluate bids). Whether it is pre-trial or pre-trial, it is mainly to examine whether potential bidders or bidders meet the following conditions: (1) have the right to enter into contracts independently; (2) Having the ability to satisfactorily perform the contract, including professional and technical qualifications and abilities, the status of funds, equipment and other physical facilities, management ability, experience, reputation and corresponding staff; (3) the performance of similar projects in the past; (4) It is not in a state of being ordered to suspend business, having its property taken over, frozen or bankrupt; (5) There have been no crimes or serious illegal acts related to contract fraud in recent years (such as the last three years). At present, Hefei adopts the post-qualification review system, that is, after the project announcement is issued, all potential bidders can participate in the registration, and only their qualifications are reviewed when opening bids, which can effectively prevent the bidders' information from being leaked before opening bids.
Question 10: Can public bidding be prequalified? Yes, prequalification is only a part of the tender announcement; The specific provisions are as follows: (Regulations for the Implementation of Bidding)
Fifteenth public bidding projects, should be in accordance with the provisions of the bidding law and the regulations issued a tender announcement, the preparation of tender documents.
Where a tenderer conducts qualification examination of potential bidders by means of pre-qualification, it shall issue a pre-qualification announcement and prepare pre-qualification documents.
The pre-qualification announcement and tender announcement of the project that must be subject to tender according to law shall be published in the media designated by the development and reform department of the State Council according to law. The contents of the prequalification announcement or tender announcement of the same project subject to tender published in different media shall be consistent. The designated media shall not charge fees for publishing domestic pre-qualification announcements and bidding announcements of projects that must be subject to bidding according to law.
The preparation of pre-qualification documents and tender documents for projects that must be subject to tender according to law shall use the standard text formulated by the development and reform department of the State Council in conjunction with the administrative supervision department.