Bidding: refers to the winning bidder who determines the lowest price among the bidders.
Bidding failure: refers to that there are less than three bidders in government procurement or project bidding, or all bids are rejected (all or part of the bidding documents are invalid). In fact, it is a kind of bidding failure. In government procurement or project bidding, bidding failure often occurs.
Bidding control: mainly refers to the control of quotation. Generally, there are two ways, one is to set the pre-tender estimate, the other is to set the pre-tender estimate, and then determine the winning score and standard in the bid evaluation principle.
Accompanying bid: Before a project enters the bidding procedure, the tendering unit has determined the intended unit, and then the intended unit will contact relevant units to participate in the bidding according to the requirements of the bidding procedure, so as to ensure that the intended unit can achieve the purpose of winning the bid.
Bidding: refers to the process that the tenderer announces the price of the bidder's goods, projects or services at the bid opening meeting after the bidder provides the bidding documents to the tenderer.
Bid Opening: refers to the time and place specified in the tender documents, when the tenderee opens the tender documents submitted by the bidders, and publicly announces the names of the bidders, bid prices and other main contents.
Bid evaluation: refers to the behavior that the bid evaluation committee and the tenderee review, evaluate and compare the bidding documents according to the bid evaluation standards and methods specified in the bidding documents.
Calibration: the winning bidder is produced according to the evaluation results.
Competitive negotiation: refers to a procurement method in which the purchaser or agency negotiates with a number of suppliers (not less than three) and finally determines the winning supplier.
Some shots: some shots in the bidding refer to the tenderer's expectation that the winning bidder is a specific unit.
Auction: auction in bidding means that the bidder expected by the tenderer can be any one of several units.
Pre-qualification: it refers to a way to examine the qualifications of potential bidders who have obtained pre-qualification documents and submitted pre-qualification application documents before bidding.
Post-qualification review: the qualification of bidders is reviewed after the bid opening.
It's all about the tender terms.