Article 1, in order to regulate tendering activities, enhance oversight of tendering activities, protect the legitimate rights and interests of the State's interests, the public interest and the parties to tenders, develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

Article 3 tendering activities should be guided by the principles of openness, equity, justice and good credit.

Article IV governs, coordinates tenders in the present administrative area.

The Management Committee of the National, Provincial Development (UDC) Region (hereinafter referred to as Development Zone) should identify a body responsible for guiding and coordinating tendering in the management area.

Article 5

(i) Housing and construction of administrative authorities are responsible for overseeing the management of all types of buildings and their subsidiary facilities and sequencing, pipelines, equipment installation projects and tendering activities for municipal engineering projects;

(ii) The authorities of the Land Resources Administration are responsible for overseeing the management of the right to land use and the right to extract tenders;

(iii) Administrative authorities such as economic and informationization, transport, water, urban management, commerce, agriculture, forestry, marine fisheries, environmental protection, market regulation, science and technology are responsible for overseeing the management of tendering activities of the industry and industry-related projects.

The municipal development reform administration is responsible for overseeing the management of tendering activities for the municipal priority engineering construction project.

Article 6.

The People's Government of the District (commune) and the Development Zone Management Committee may, in accordance with local practical decisions, implement a centralized oversight management of tendering activities at this level or carry out sectoral oversight management in accordance with the responsibilities set out in article 5 of this approach.

The reference in the previous paragraph to centralized oversight management refers to the supervisory authority of the administration of the industry with respect to tendering activities, which is mandated by law to entrust the solicitation tender monitoring body with specific oversight management practices. The delegated bidding supervisory body shall be in compliance with the conditions set out in article 19 of the National People's Republic of China Administrative Punishment Act.

Article 7. A solicitation industry association shall strengthen industry self-regulation, conduct industrial integrity, accept guidance from the public resource transaction administration and the relevant administrative authorities, maintain the solicitation market order and promote open, fair, fair and genuine credits for tendering activities, in accordance with the statute established by law.

Chapter II Regulatory and services

Article 8. The executive authorities of the public resource transaction should establish work coordination mechanisms with the relevant administrative authorities, in coordination with the relevant administrative authorities to establish a system for regulating the management of tenders for sound tendering, to coordinate the issues related to the solicitation activities; and to coordinate the handling of issues in this sector, the Government of the current people should be addressed in a timely manner.

Article 9 provides for a centralized oversight of tendering activities, and the relevant administrative authorities shall entrust the following powers to the governing body of tenders at this level with the implementation of the executive branch and enter into a commissioning agreement in accordance with the law:

(i) The solicitation documents and prequalification documents for the receipt, registration and review of submissions;

(ii) Examination of the existence of a collusion between the bidder, the solicitation and the bidder, and the misrepresentation of the bidder;

(iii) Determination of special solicitation projects;

(iv) To oversee the creation of a pre-qualification committee and the conduct of the Commission;

(v) Oversight of activities such as publication, opening of tenders, awarding, conclusion of contracts;

(vi) A written report on the status of tendering and a contract submission;

(vii) Approval, processing of complaints and verification applications;

(viii) Execution of administrative penalties for offences committed in tendering activities;

(ix) The process of administrative review and administrative review relating to tendering activities;

(x) Record the solicitation of credit information on the parties concerned;

The parties can agree on other oversight matters under this approach. After the entry into force of the award agreement, the administrative authorities were entrusted with no longer exercising their authority within the scope of the commission, but oversight should be given to the delegated solicitation tender supervision authority. The delegated solicitation inspection authority shall perform its functions within the delegated authority and shall be subject to oversight by the relevant documents, material reports entrusted to the administrative authorities for the purposes of the performance of their functions.

Article 10 Public resource transaction platforms at the municipal level and their branches serve tender activities as a forum for tendering for harmonization of norms (hereinafter referred to as transactional sites).

The project to be solicited shall be subject to the approval of the project, approval of the terms of reference to tendering at the appropriate transactional place, and, without the approval of the Government of the municipality, the establishment of the market area for the transaction area, the development area shall enter the solicitation matters at the top-level transaction venue.

Article 11. Servicing agencies affiliated to the public resource transaction administration shall assume service security for the work relating to the solicitation activities and shall not assume oversight over the solicitation activities.

The transaction facility services should open the necessary openings, tendering sites, equipped with audio-time monitoring systems, network terminals for the drawing of bid experts, provide normative services for tendering activities and use modern information networking technologies to promote online publication and download of solicitation documents, online submission of tender documents, online tendering and evaluation, online regulation and electronic identification certification, and the progressive realization of electronic tendering.

Article 12. The executive authorities of the public resource transaction shall establish joint investigation mechanisms with the relevant administrative authorities with respect to public security, audit bodies and information communication with the Public Prosecutor's Office, courts, law enforcement interface mechanisms to provide support for the lawful investigation of offences, in accordance with the needs of the investigation process or through information such as administrative offences, bribery offences.

Article 13 relating to the division of duties shall designate administrative law enforcement officials to monitor the solicitation announcements or prequalification announcements, the establishment of a prequalification committee or activities such as the bid boards, the organization of tenders and tenders and tenders, contract formulations, and the timely suppression, correction and identification of offences in tendering activities.

Article 14. The relevant administrative authorities shall, in accordance with the law, enhance the supervision of the performance of the contract, the transfer of the subcontractor and, in accordance with the law, investigate the offence.

Market supervision of administrative authorities should be accompanied by administrative penalties that are relevant to the relevant administrative authorities.

The financial administration authorities should monitor, in accordance with the law, the budgetary implementation of the government procurement construction project for tendering and the implementation of the Government procurement policy.

The inspectorate shall carry out the inspection by law with respect to the solicitation activities.

Article 15. The administrative authorities of the public resource transaction shall be governed by the relevant administrative authorities with respect to the management of the expert pool of provincial experts who are able to perform a comprehensive assessment of the evaluation in accordance with the relevant provisions of the province.

The relevant administrative authorities should have a focus on selecting part of the solicitation project to assess the evaluation capacity, the quality of tenders, and the ethics of the awarding experts after the conclusion of the solicitation activities. The assessment results should serve as an important basis for the evaluation experts.

Specific approaches to evaluation expert assessments are developed by the municipal public resource transaction administrative authorities with the relevant administrative authorities.

Article 16 provides for the construction and management of an integrated and good-faith database in the area of engineering construction, the collection of credit information from the parties to the solicitation tenders, which is declared in accordance with the law their adverse conduct and the decision to deal with violations. Integrated and honest database information in the area of engineering construction should be intertwined with a unified public credit information service platform, shared information and made public to society.

The executive authorities should establish credit files for the principals of the industry market and natural persons, document credit information from the parties to the solicitation activities, conduct credit evaluations and incorporate integrated good databases management in the area of construction.

The bidder shall notify the adverse conduct of the law, the decision on the treatment of the offence and the record of the bribe, as a basis for the legal limitation of the solicitation agent, the bidder, the evaluation expert.

Article 17 The bidder or other stakeholders consider that the solicitation activities are contrary to the provisions of the law, legislation and this approach, and can lodge a complaint to the relevant administrative authorities within 10 days of the date of knowledge or knowledge. The complaint should have a clear request and the necessary documentation.

The relevant administrative authorities shall make decisions on admissibility within three working days of receipt of the complaint and make the decision inadmissible and shall give the complainant the grounds for the inadmissibility of the decision and the reasons for the decision; and the decision shall be taken in writing from thirty working days of the date of the admissibility. The handling of complaints requires testing, testing, identification, expert evaluation, and the time required is not taken into account within the time frame.

The relevant administrative authorities should report to the same-tier public resource transaction administrative authorities in a timely manner in cases of inadmissibility of decisions, complaints processing and written processing.

The applicant's false facts, forged material or obtained a complaint by means of unlawfulness, which should be dismissed by the relevant administrative authorities and brought the act into the complainant's credit file, which is made public in accordance with the law; and liability under the law for damages to others.

Chapter III

Article 18, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on tendering for tenders of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the solicitation tenders bill) and the Zangan Province's tendering regulations, shall be solicited in accordance with the specific scope and scale criteria established by the State, the province.

The authorities of the city's public resource transaction may establish specific scope and scale criteria for the solicitation projects within the present administration, in accordance with the practice of the city. The legal, legislative and regulatory subject to the specific scope and scope of the solicitation projects is otherwise provided by the subjector.

Article 19 construction projects should be solicited without tendering, and should be approved by the project approval or approval of the sector, which is part of the municipal priority construction project, approved by the project for approval or approval by the Government of the city. The law, legislation and regulations stipulate otherwise for the subject of ratification.

Article 20 shall be subject to tendering, divided into open tenders and invitations. Public solicitation or invitation of tendering projects shall be in accordance with the conditions set forth in the law, regulations.

In accordance with the relevant provisions of the State for the approval, approval of the project, the solicitation agent shall apply the scope of the solicitation, the manner of tendering, the form of the solicitation approval project, the approval of the approval of the sector, whereby the State funds represent the control unit or the dominant municipal priority construction project are invited to solicit the solicitation, which shall be approved by the project approval, approval of the sectoral government.

The project approval, approval sector shall communicate the scope of the approved solicitation, the manner of tendering, the form of solicitation organizations to the relevant administrative authorities at this level in a timely manner.

Article 21, a project on construction of work to be solicited by a State fund of the Prosecution Unit or by the dominant position, shall select the solicitation agent in accordance with the relevant provisions of the province, by means of competition, such as tendering. No unit or person may in any way designate a solicitation agent.

Article 2 shall prepare solicitation documents based on the characteristics and needs of the solicitation projects. The solicitation documents should include technical requirements for the solicitation project, criteria for the review of the qualifications of tenderers, requirements for tenders, criteria for the evaluation of tenders and all substantive requirements and conditions, such as the award method, and key provisions for the contract to be concluded.

The preparation of solicitation documents and prequalification documents that should be solicited should be made use of the standard text provided by the State and should be used correctly in accordance with its provisions and requirements. The relevant administrative authorities at the municipal level may be fine-tuned and complementary to the standard text in accordance with the relevant national and provincial requirements.

The relevant administrative authorities at the municipal level should establish rules for the implementation of the standards, evaluation and targeted methods for the whole-market economy based on the relevant provisions of the State and the provincial authorities for public resource transactions, and be made public in a timely manner.

Article 23 should be solicited by national funds of the Prosecution Unit or lead-based construction projects, with the exception of special solicitation projects, the bidder shall be subject to a post-qualification review and the awarding committee established by law by the solicitor to review the qualifications of the bidder.

For the special solicitation projects set out in the preceding paragraph, the solicitor shall establish a prequalification committee in accordance with the law and shall pre-review the qualifications of the bidder. The establishment of the Prequalification Commission is carried out in accordance with the terms established by the Commission.

The relevant administrative authorities at the municipal level should establish rules for the review of implementation of industrial qualifications throughout the city, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the provincial authorities for public resource transactions and industry characteristics.

Article 24 should be solicited by a solicitation document or prequalification documents, by pre-lead solicitation documents or prequalification documents, by means of pre-leading solicitation documents or prequalification documents on a transactional site, with the initiative to receive social oversight and to hear opinions; whether the solicitation documents, the prequalification documents are subject to unreasonable conditions or the exclusion of potential bidders, or discrimination against potential bidders should be corrected by themselves.

Article 25 shall be financed by State funds subject to tender or by a dominant project, and the solicitor shall submit the solicitation documents or prequalification documents to the relevant administrative authorities prior to the issuance of the solicitation documents.

The relevant administrative authorities shall establish a reserve window in the transaction area, receive, register the solicitation documents and prequalification documents and complete the review within five working days from the date of receipt. The review found that the content of the documents was in violation of the provisions of the law, legislation and the present approach and should be communicated in a timely manner to the solicitationer and resubmissions by the solicitor.

The relevant administrative authorities may review the documentation on the basis of the technical complexity of the solicitation projects, either online or expert arguments. The online presentation or expert testimony time did not take into account the requested review period. The online presentation was not less than three days.

Article 26 shall be openly solicited projects, and the solicitation shall be made publicly available by the solicitation announcements, prequalification announcements, on the basis of the media, municipal and district (market) network of public resource transactions in the State and province-mandated areas. The content of the solicitation announcements issued on the same tendering project at different features should be consistent.

The transaction room service may be authorized by a solicitation notice or prequalification notice by the solicitation agent or by the solicitation agency, but no charges shall be charged to the author for any other cost other than the State's provision.

Article 27 shall solicit the solicitation of solicitation documents or prequalification documents in accordance with the time specified in the solicitation notice, the prequalification notice or the invitation to tender. The sale period shall not be less than five days.

The solicitationers are encouraged to publish solicitation documents, prequalification documents on the website of the transactional site and to facilitate the online download of solicitation documents and prequalification documents for potential bidders. The solicitation documents, prequalification documents may be made free of charge by any unit or individual.

Article twenty-eighth potential bidder or other stakeholders, objecting to the prequalification documents, shall be submitted by a deadline for the submission of the prequalification application for submission of documents by two years; the objection to the solicitation documents shall be made by the deadline of 10 tenders.

The bidder shall respond within three days from the date of receipt of the objection; prior to the reply, the solicitation shall be suspended.

Chapter IV

In accordance with the request of the solicitation documents, the bidder shall prepare the solicitation documents to respond to the substantive requirements and conditions set forth in the solicitation documents and, before the deadline for the submission of the solicitation documents, seal the solicitation documents into the tender location.

The bidder is expected to subcontract the portion of the sub-themes project after the tendering document, and non-critical work, in accordance with the project realities set out in the solicitation documents.

In the case of joint tenders, the joint parties should conclude joint tender agreements that expressly agree on the work and responsibilities to be assumed by the parties and submit tenders together with tender documents.

Article 33 After the solicitation documents were received by the solicitor, the time and sealing of the tender documents should be documented and the filing of the file is not closed.

The solicitor shall reject the solicitation documents submitted by the applicant who has not been prequalified, as well as the tender documents that have been delivered late or not sealed in the solicitation documents.

A bidder may supplement, modify or withdraw the submitted tender documents before the deadline for the submission of tender documents in the solicitation documents and inform the bidder in writing. Supplementary and revised elements are part of the solicitation documents.

Article 32 prohibits the collusion of tenders by tenderers.

The bidder has one of the following cases, and, in accordance with the law of the competent administrative authorities, confirmed that it is in compliance with article 39, paragraph 2, of the Approval of tenders Act (hereinafter referred to as the application of the solicitation law) and is a collusion of tenders between tenderers:

(i) The bidder submits the prequalification application documents in accordance with the mutual agreement not as required by the prequalification documents;

(ii) The bidder withdrew the tender documents in accordance with mutual agreement;

(iii) The bidder does not respond to the substantive requirements and conditions presented in the solicitation documents in accordance with mutual agreement;

(iv) The bidder prepares tender documents in accordance with mutual agreement;

(v) The bidder is granted economic compensation under mutual agreement to the bidder.

In one of the following cases, the bidder shall be considered as collusion of tenders by the relevant administrative authorities, in accordance with the law, to confirm that it is in compliance with article 40, paragraph 1, or Article 6 of the Regulations on the Application of tenders:

(i) The solicitation documents of different bidders are printed and photocopyed by the same bidder's computers or subsidiary equipment;

(ii) The tender price of different tenders is produced in the same budgeting software password or from the same electronic file;

(iii) The tender bonds of different bidders are transferred from their respective basic accounts, but the required funds are derived from the same unit or individual accounts.

Article 34 prohibits the collation of tenders between tenderers and tenderers.

The bidder has one of the following cases, and, in accordance with the law of the relevant administrative authorities, confirmed that it complies with the provisions of article 41, paragraph 2, of the Regulations on the Approval of tenders, which is the subject of collusion of tenders between the solicitor and the bidder:

(i) The solicitation licensor, either directly or indirectly, to the bidder or the bidder, discloses a prequalification document or a bidder who has obtained the solicitation documents, or the names and quantity of potential bidder who has obtained the solicitation documents;

(ii) The solicitor's direct or indirect disclosure to the bidder or to the bidder or to the bidder;

(iii) The bidder deliberately undermines the destruction, fabrication of the content of the particular solicitation documents, or prequalification impairs the destruction, falsification and modification of the content of the selected prequalification application documents;

(iv) Other actions taken by the solicitor and the bidder to seek a particular marker.

Article 33 fifiers may not use tenders that are less costly, nor may they be used either in the name of the other person, such as the qualifications obtained by the award, the certificate of qualifications, or in other ways to justify the award.

One of the following cases is the other way in which a false act is described in the preceding paragraph:

(i) The use of fraudulent and transgender licences;

(ii) Provide false financial or performance;

(iii) Provision of curricula vitae, labour relations certificates for false project heads or major technical personnel;

(iv) Provide false credit status;

(v) Other misleading acts.

Chapter V

Article 36 shall be open at the same time as the deadline for the submission of tender documents, as determined in the solicitation documents, and the opening of the tender shall be the place predetermined in advance of the solicitation documents.

The bidder contests the opening of tenders and should be presented on the opening point, and the solicitor shall respond at the time. Objections and responses should be recorded in the proceedings of the opening meeting and archived.

Article 37 should be openly solicited projects, with less than three bidders, and the bidder should reproduce tenders in accordance with the law after analysing the causes of the failure of tenders and taking appropriate measures.

Article 338 shall be the responsibility of the tendering committee established by law.

The tendering committee shall be solicited, consisting of representatives of the solicitation and experts in the areas of technology, economy, with more than five members, of which experts in technical, economic and other fields may not be less than two thirds of the total membership.

Article 39 should be solicited, with the exception of special solicitation projects, the solicitor shall, in accordance with the terms of the solicitation, the characteristics of the project and the requirements for evaluation, identify the professional, quantity of the members of the expert required to draw on and determine the members of the Panel's experts in the integrated assessment expert pool established by the Government of the province or the relevant departments of the State.

Any unit or individual shall not be designated by any other means of express, implied or otherwise, as an expert member participating in the Review Committee.

Article 40. After the establishment of a prequalification commission or a review committee under the law, the solicitor shall not be allowed to change its membership. However, in the process of prequalification or evaluation, it was found that one of the Committee members had one of the following cases and should be replaced in a timely manner by law:

(i) Relations with bidders;

(ii) Separate departures;

(iii) No continued evaluation of the mark for health reasons;

(iv) Legal, legislative and regulatory provisions should replace other cases of members of the Committee.

Members of the Committee had the first provision of the former paragraph, which should be resisted; the bidder or the relevant administrative authorities should immediately terminate their participation in prequalification or evaluation.

The evaluation findings of the replacement committee members were null and void and were re-elected by the replacement committee for prequalification or evaluation.

Article 40 shall be independently evaluated by the Commission and no unit or individual shall interfere unlawfully, affect the process and the results of the evaluation.

Until the outcome of the review committee was established after its establishment, the list of the members of the evaluation board should be kept confidential and any unit or individual must not be disclosed in any way.

Article 42 The members of the Commission shall, in accordance with the criteria and methods for evaluating tenders as set out in the solicitation documents, provide an objective, impartial assessment of the tender documents and assume personal responsibility for the evaluation of the submissions. The tendering documents do not provide for criteria and methods for evaluating tenders.

Article 43 contains unambiguous content, clear language or error in the tender document, which the bidder considers necessary clarifications and clarifications should be notified in writing. The bidder clarified that the written form should be used and should not exceed the scope of the solicitation documents or change the substantive content of the tender documents.

In the course of Article 44, after the Commission's rejection of tenders by law, valid tenders are less than three and tenders are clearly lacking competition and may reject all tenders.

All tenders should be rejected and the bidder should analyse the reasons for the rejection of tenders and take the corresponding measures, and re-exploitation by law.

Following the completion of the evaluation, the CRIC shall submit a written assessment report to the solicitor and recommend a qualification list of candidates for the successful tender.

The content of the evaluation reports should be consistent with the relevant provisions of the State and be confirmed by the signature of all the members of the evaluation board. The members of the evaluation committee had different views on the evaluation findings and should provide in writing a statement of different views and reasons, and the evaluation reports should indicate the different views; the members of the evaluation committee refused to present their views and reasons in writing without written statements of their differences.

Article 46 shall be subject to tendering, and the solicitation shall, within three days of the date of receipt of the evaluation report, be candidates, rejected tenders and the reasons for the rejection. The period shall not be less than three days.

Article 47, a bidder or other stakeholder, contested the results of the evaluation of the solicitation project, shall object to the bidder or apply for verification to the relevant administrative authorities during the presentation of the successful candidate.

The bidder shall respond within three working days from the date of receipt of the objection; prior to the reply, the solicitation shall be suspended.

The relevant administrative authorities should organize verifications in a timely manner, finding that there is a violation of the provisions of the law, legislation and the present approach in the tendering process and affecting the fairness of the evaluation findings, and that the bidder should be immediately responsible for revaluing the tender or re-exploiting the tender. Verification should be reported to the public resource transaction administration.

Prior to the end of the evaluation to the issuance of the notice of the mark, one of the candidates for which the bidder considers it likely to affect its performance, shall be recognized by the former CRIC prior to the issuance of the notice of the tender in accordance with the criteria and methods established in the solicitation documents:

(i) Business difficulties caused by changes in market conditions, mismanagement and mismanagement of business decision-making;

(ii) Removal of eligibility requirements under solicitation documents owing to the separation of principal technicians;

(iii) Significant changes in the financial situation, such as non-payment of debt and liquidity constraints;

(iv) Consequences of an offence affect the results of this assessment and the performance of the contract.

The candidates identified in the evaluation should not be able to perform their functions, and the bidder may not determine their qualifications.

In accordance with article 49, the bidder shall, on the basis of the selection report and the medium-sixed candidates recommended by the Commission, identify the bidder collectively in accordance with the criteria set out in the solicitation documents, or authorize the evaluation committee to direct the identification of the bidder, but shall not be determined by the markor beyond the midlist candidates recommended by the Committee.

Article 50 shall be communicated by the bidder to the marker within fifteen days from the date of the determination of the marker, and in writing to the relevant administrative authorities for the submission of tenders.

Article 50 shall enter into a written contract within thirty days of the date of the issuance of the notice of the intermediate tender, and the main provisions of the contract, such as the price, quality, performance period, shall be consistent with the content of the solicitation documents and the tender documents of the marker. The solicitation and the bidder shall not reproduce other agreements that are contrary to the substantive content of the contract.

The bidder shall, within 15 days of the conclusion of the contract, submit the contract to the relevant administrative authorities for a project to be solicited by the State Fund or by the dominant position, which shall inform the relevant administrative authorities of the request.

Article 52 shall not transfer the medium-term project or transfer it to another person after the release of the project.

In accordance with the contractual agreement or with the consent of the solicitation, the middlemarker may subcontract the part of the sub-themes project, non-critical work. A subcontractor should have the corresponding qualifications and no further subcontract.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 53, in violation of the provisions of this approach, stipulates that the law, legislation and regulations have legal responsibilities.

Article 54, in violation of article 23, article 33, article 38, article 39, article 40, provides that the solicitor has not established a prequalification committee or a board of evaluation, or has not been established, replaced by a prequalification committee or a member of the board of evaluation, that the prequalification or evaluation findings are null and void, and that the executive authority concerned is correct, with a fine of more than one million yen; in serious circumstances, the fine of more than one ten thousand yen is granted to the competent units directly responsible for the disposition of persons under the law.

Article 55, in violation of article 40 of this approach, provides that the members of the prequalification committee shall avoid evadeing or otherwise be dismissed by the executive authorities concerned; in exceptional circumstances, remove their eligibility to participate in the pre-qualification committee and the Commission for the purposes of the solicitation of the project in accordance with the law; in particular, in exceptional circumstances, it is recommended that the competent authorities of the public resource transaction recommend that the competent authorities of the province eliminate their qualifications as an expert of the pool of experts.

Article 56, in violation of this approach, provides that staff members, such as the public resource transaction administration, the relevant administrative authorities, the solicitation inspection authority, the transaction room service, disclose information and information that should be confidential with respect to the solicitation activities, shall be treated by law by the competent authority responsible for the unit's direct responsibility and other direct responsibilities; that constitutes an offence and shall be criminalized by law.

Article 57, in violation of this approach, provides that the State organs and their staff are one of the following cases, which are governed by the law by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible for the unit; and that criminal responsibility is lawful:

(i) The extent of tendering for projects, the manner in which tendering and the form of solicitation organizations are not approved by law;

(ii) No violation by law of the provisions of the law, legislation and this approach;

(iii) Illegal interference in tendering activities;

(iv) Other responsibilities under this approach are not fulfilled by law.

Chapter VII

Article 58, which refers to special solicitation projects referred to in this approach, refers to technical complexity, professional strength or special requirements by the State, to the difficulty of ensuring that experts are able to perform the evaluation work, or to the non-applicability of post-qualification reviews.

The project to be solicited shall be considered by a special solicitation project and by the executive authority established under article 5 of this scheme.

Article 599 provides otherwise for international tenders for electrical products, provided that, by law, the solicitation information for tendering projects, the opening of tenders, the evaluation of tendering activities should be incorporated in the normative management of the corresponding transaction sites.

Article sixtieth states that satellite cities established by the Government of the city are governed by administrative law enforcement of tender activities, in accordance with the provisions of the “Application of Administrative Enforcement Management of Satellites in the City of Input” (No. 179).

Article 61 allows State-owned enterprises to organize tendering activities in the light of the relevant provisions of this approach, in addition to the procurement of large-scale goods and services outside the construction project, with the specific scope and scope of the solicitation projects provided by the municipal public resource transaction administration authorities, as well as the authorities of State-owned asset monitoring authorities of the Government.

Article 62, which came into force on 1 March 2016, was repealed by the Government of the People of the city on 30 December 2003 on the provisional approach to the management of tenders in the city of Inputo (No. 117 of the People's Government Order).