What is a tender commissioner?

Tender Commissioner generally refers to the professional tendering and purchasing personnel who have passed the professional qualification examination of the tenderer and registered for the record, and is commonly known as the tenderer in the industry.

The main responsibilities of the bidder:

1. Prepare bidding and purchasing plans, schemes, bidding and purchasing announcements and bidding prequalification documents, and organize bidding prequalification examination.

2. Organize bidding documents and contract texts (including technical specifications and bill of quantities mainly compiled by other professional and technical personnel), and organize on-site reconnaissance, bid opening and bid evaluation activities.

3. Preside over or assist in contract negotiation and participate in contract signing.

4. Organize procurement activities in other ways.

5. Participate in the settlement and acceptance of bidding and purchasing activities.

6. Resolve disputes in bidding activities and contract performance.

Bidders have the right to:

1. Use the address of the bidder.

2. Engage in bidding practice activities within the prescribed scope of practice.

3. Put forward suggestions on violations of relevant laws, regulations and technical standards, and report to the relevant tendering and bidding administrative supervision departments.

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5. Get remuneration corresponding to professional responsibilities.

6. Complain about the violation of my practice rights.

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