What principles should be followed in property management bidding?

The principle of openness of bidding activities requires that the information of bidding activities should be made public first. If public bidding is adopted, a tender announcement shall be issued, and the tender announcement of a project that must be subject to tender according to law must be issued through newspapers, information networks or other public media designated by the state. Whether it is a tender announcement, a pre-qualification announcement or an invitation to bid, it should contain information that can basically meet the needs of potential bidders to decide whether to participate in bidding competition. In addition, the procedures for bid opening, the standards and procedures for bid evaluation, and the results of winning the bid should be made public.

2, the principle of fairness

The principle of fairness in bidding activities requires the tenderee to act in strict accordance with the prescribed conditions and procedures, treat every bidder equally, and not adopt different standards for different bidders. The tenderer shall not in any way restrict or exclude legal persons or other organizations outside the local area and system from participating in the bidding.

3, the principle of justice

In bidding activities, the tenderee shall act fairly and treat all bidders equally, without exception. Especially in the bid evaluation, the bid evaluation criteria should be clear and strict, all bids issued after the deadline for bidding should be rejected, and anyone who has an interest in the bidder shall not become a member of the bid evaluation committee. Tenderers and bidders have equal status in bidding activities, and neither party may make unreasonable demands on the other party or impose its will on the other party.

4, the principle of good faith

Honesty and credit is a basic principle of civil activities, and bidding activities are civil activities aimed at concluding procurement contracts. Of course, this principle also applies. The principle of good faith requires all parties involved in bidding to be honest and trustworthy, and cheating and breach of trust are not allowed.