What are the bidding procedures for engineering survey and design?

Legal analysis: 1. Bidding agency contract (if required); 2. Determine the preliminary contract awarding scheme (open tender, invitation tender, competitive contract awarding, direct contract awarding, etc.). ); 3. Issue a tender announcement; 4. The bidding office audit (project registration, bid winning scheme entry, audit announcement, etc. ); 5. Bidder registration; 6. Bidders submit prequalification materials; 7. Pre-qualification (qualified finalist, lottery finalist, score finalist, etc.). ); 8. Bidding documents (organization establishment, review by the tenderer, examination and approval by the bidding office, and purchase by the bidder); 9. Site reconnaissance, inquiry and answering questions; 10. Publish the price limit; 1 1. Bid opening, bid evaluation and bid selection; 12. Open tender; 13. Issue the bid-winning notice; 14. Sign the contract; 15. Bid filing and contract filing.

Legal basis: Article 15 of the Measures for Bidding and Bidding of Survey and Design of Engineering Construction Projects, the tenderer shall prepare the tender documents according to the characteristics and needs of the project subject to tender. The bidding documents for survey and design shall include the following contents:

(1) Instructions for Bidding;

(two) the format of the tender documents and the main contract terms;

(3) Description of the project, including the source of funds;

(four) survey and design scope, survey and design progress, stage and depth requirements;

(5) Basic data of survey and design;

(six) the payment method of survey and design fees, whether to give compensation and compensation standards to the unsuccessful bidders;

(7) Bid quotation requirements;

(8) Criteria for qualification examination of bidders;

(9) Evaluation criteria and methods;

(10) The validity period of the bid. The validity period of the bid is the validity period of the bid documents specified in the tender documents, which is calculated from the deadline for submitting the bid documents. The fees for bidding documents are limited to the compensation for the preparation and printing costs, and the tenderee may not seek benefits by selling the bidding documents.