Government procurement practice

Author: Li Jin
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book takes the "Government Procurement Law" and "Bidding and Tending Law" as the main thread, combining the three major procurement objects of government procurement—goods, engineering, and services. It is based on the relevant regulations, practices, and various practical issues in government procurement activities, highlighting operational practices, using cases to explain laws, and connecting laws and regulations. It strives to give readers a clear and distinct understanding of the practices and regulations of government procurement. The book is divided into 5 chapters. The content of each chapter is arranged with practicality in mind, featuring both simple theoretical explanations and related operational cases, with a considerable portion dedicated to describing the operational process. The purpose of compiling this book is to provide government procurement parties with a specific understanding of the operational practices of government procurement. Therefore, the target readership of this book mainly consists of three types: procurement entities, staff of centralized procurement institutions (including social bidding agencies), and a broad range of suppliers, especially providing significant help to suppliers. Through studying this book, suppliers will be able to utilize the legal tools at their disposal to better safeguard their legitimate rights and interests in future procurement activities. Additionally, for government supervisory departments involved in government procurement activities and relevant professional students, this book is also an excellent reference for understanding operational practices.