“量身定做”串标，伪造印章……招投标领域典型案例发布

Core Viewpoint - The bidding market is a crucial component of the national unified market, significantly enhancing resource allocation efficiency and promoting high-quality development. Recent trends in collusive bidding crimes show diversification of perpetrators, concealment of methods, and organization of crime chains, disrupting market order and harming legitimate rights of business entities. The Supreme People's Court and the National Development and Reform Commission have jointly released six typical cases of collusive bidding and related crimes to serve as a warning and educational tool [1]. Group 1: Characteristics of Typical Cases - The released typical cases cover all fields and aim for comprehensive chain strikes against collusive bidding [1]. - Strict legal application ensures precise legal definitions in handling these cases [1]. - The approach of balancing leniency and severity ensures that penalties correspond to the severity of the crimes [1]. - Judicial recommendations will be utilized to deepen collaborative governance in the bidding market [1]. Group 2: Case Summaries - In the case of Zhang, he manipulated scoring to ensure a specific company won a bid, resulting in a contract worth over 4 million yuan [2][3]. - Wang and his brother colluded in a bidding process for tea mountain management, using threats and bribes to secure a winning bid of 355,000 yuan [4][5]. - Li, as a hospital director, engaged in collusive bidding for MRI equipment, resulting in a contract of 8.23 million yuan and receiving bribes totaling 891,000 yuan [7][8]. - In the education sector, Yuan and Zhao colluded to manipulate a food supply bidding process, leading to a total bid amount of 65.65 million yuan [9][10]. - Wang was involved in multiple fraudulent activities, including forging seals and facilitating collusive bidding, leading to a project worth over 8.46 million yuan [11][12]. - Pan, representing a project owner, colluded with others to manipulate a public construction project bid, receiving bribes of 1.25 million yuan [14][15].