Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 These Provisions are formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state and the actual situation of our province in order to strengthen the management of bidding and tendering for construction project design, deepen design reform, encourage competition, promote technological progress and improve design quality, level and efficiency. Article 2 Bidding for engineering design is not restricted by departments or regions. All design units holding design certificates can participate in bidding according to the approved certificate level and business scope.

Bidders who have the ability to exceed the certificate level may bid beyond one level after approval. B, C units must be audited by the competent department and reported to the issuing department for approval, and D units shall be approved by the competent department of urban and rural construction in the city according to the preliminary examination authority of the certificate. Article 3 Both parties to a project design bid must have legal person qualifications. Bidding is an economic activity between legal persons, which is protected and supervised by national laws. Chapter II Scope of Bidding Article 4 Newly-built projects shall generally be subject to engineering design bidding. The following construction projects must be subject to engineering design bidding:

(a) the new large and medium-sized industrial and transportation projects and key small projects.

(two) high-rise buildings, advanced civil buildings, memorial buildings, buildings near scenic spots and cultural sites, important construction projects in major urban areas, public buildings with an area of more than 5,000 square meters, hospital outpatient buildings, ward buildings, school teaching buildings, experimental buildings, libraries and other civil construction projects; Urban residential area planning. Article 5 The design bidding of industrial traffic construction projects should generally be carried out in the feasibility study stage, while other construction projects mainly involve design bidding. The whole design bidding can be implemented, and the single design bidding can also be implemented. Chapter III Bidding Article 6 The bidding unit is generally the construction unit or the competent department of construction projects, and the bidding offices of provincial, municipal and local construction projects or qualified technical consulting departments may also accept the entrustment to organize bidding. Seventh engineering design bidding by the construction unit to fill in the "engineering design bidding declaration form", after the audit by the competent department, reported to the municipal and local construction project bidding office for approval.

"Engineering design bidding declaration form", formulated by the provincial department in charge of urban and rural construction. Eighth engineering design bidding can be carried out through public bidding and invitation bidding:

Open tender: the tender unit will publicly release the tender advertisement through newspapers, radio and television;

Tendering: The tendering unit directly issues invitations to bid to more than three design units with the ability to undertake.

No matter which bidding method is adopted, there must be qualified design units in the project location to participate. Article 9 A construction project subject to tender must meet the following conditions:

(1) Having an approved design task book, project proposal or feasibility study report;

(two) the basic information needed for the design;

(three) there is a certificate of the planning department's fixed point and planning requirements;

(4) The examination and approval procedures for design bidding have been completed. Article 10 When inviting bids, a project bidding leading group, a bid evaluation committee and corresponding offices shall be established.

(a) the bidding leading group consists of the project department, the infrastructure comprehensive department, the construction unit, the person in charge of the bidding office of the city where the project is located, the city planning department and the chairman and vice chairman of the bid evaluation committee, and its responsibilities are:

1. Approve the bidding documents;

2. Leading the organization of bidding, bid evaluation and calibration;

3. Discuss and decide on major issues in the bidding process.

(2) The Bid Evaluation Committee is composed of relevant experts and department heads invited by the bid inviting unit, whose duties are:

1. Evaluate all bidding schemes;

2. The members of the bid evaluation committee decide the ranking of bidding schemes by secret ballot, and recommend two excellent schemes to be submitted to the bidding leading group for examination and approval.

(3) The bidding office is organized by the construction unit. Its duties are:

1. Draft the tender documents;

2. Provide the bidders with the basic design data needed to prepare the bidding documents;

3. Organize on-site reconnaissance and be responsible for answering questions;

4. Send the bid-winning notice;

5. Deal with the daily work of bidding. Article 11 Bidding procedures.

(a) the tender unit issued a tender advertisement or tender announcement;

(two) the tenderer to buy or receive the tender documents, submit an application;

(3) The bid inviting unit conducts credit investigation on the bid inviting unit, organizes the bid inviting unit to visit the project site, and answers questions in the bidding documents;

(four) the tender and tender design documents prepared by the tendering unit, and submitted in a sealed manner according to the specified time;

(5) The bidding leading group shall organize the bid evaluation committee to evaluate the bid, determine the bid winning scheme according to the evaluation results, and issue a bid winning notice;

(six) the construction unit signed a contract with the winning bidder;

(seven) after the successful bidder improves the design scheme, it shall be reported to the relevant departments for examination and approval. Article 12 Main contents of the bidding documents.

(1) Instructions for Bidding;

(two) a copy of the approved planning, feasibility study report or project proposal and related documents;

(3) Description of the project (including project content, design scope and required depth, number of design documents, drawing content, number and number of sheets, construction period and design progress);

(4) unifying the main technical and economic indicators;

(five) the main terms and requirements of the contract;

(six) the way of supply of design materials and the way of examination of design documents;

(seven) the time and place of organizing the on-site reconnaissance and explanation in the tender documents;

(eight) the start and end date of the tender and the date and place of bid opening;

(9) Other contents and attachments.