Principles of property management bidding

Property management bidding refers to the process that property management enterprises, in order to develop their business, organize the preparation of tenders according to the requirements of property management bidding documents, submit tenders and bidding documents to the tendering units, participate in property management bidding, and obtain property management projects through market competition. The following are the principles of property management bidding, welcome to learn from!

1, open principle

The so-called open principle means that if property management bidding is defined as open bidding, a press conference must be held in accordance with the open principle, and a tender announcement will be publicly released in newspapers, radio and television to publicly tell all property management enterprises that want to bid about the service requirements and conditions they need.

2, the principle of fairness

The so-called fairness principle means that the bidding conditions put forward to all property management enterprises in the bidding documents must be consistent, that is, all bidders must bid on the same basis. For example, according to the requirements of residential quarters (buildings), property management companies with qualifications above Grade III are required to participate in the competition, so any property management companies with qualifications above Grade III cannot be rejected at will, and property management companies with qualifications below Grade III cannot be allowed to bid for competition. In short, it should reflect fairness.

3, the principle of justice

The so-called principle of justice is to be accurate in bid evaluation. The original property management enterprise has the same scale in responding to management services as any property management enterprise. Especially in the process of bid evaluation and award, we must adopt scientific methods and make realistic analysis and scoring according to the principle of equal competition.

4, the principle of rationality

The so-called reasonable principle is that when the bidder is finally selected, the service items and charging prices determined by it must be reasonable, and neither the quotation lower than the normal management service cost can be accepted nor the unrealistic management service requirements divorced from the actual market situation can be put forward.

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