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广州创新评标定标机制 探索破解招投标“三角难题”
Guang Zhou Ri Bao·2025-09-24 01:54

Core Viewpoint - Guangzhou is actively reforming its engineering construction project bidding system to achieve better quality, economic efficiency, and integrity in the bidding process, addressing the "three difficult problems" of quality, economy, and integrity in engineering bidding [2][5][10]. Group 1: Challenges and Solutions - Challenge: Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) struggle to compete against larger firms due to a "big fish eats small fish" dynamic [3][5]. - Solution: Implementing a "graded classification" management approach to allow for more scientific resource allocation, enabling SMEs to compete on a more level playing field by lowering evaluation thresholds for smaller projects [5][6]. Group 2: Enhancing Competition - Challenge: Insufficient competition leads to poor cost control and potential corruption in bidding processes [6][7]. - Solution: Introducing measures to activate a "catfish effect" to foster healthy competition, including randomizing evaluation rules to reduce collusion between bidders and tenderers [6][7][8]. Group 3: Transparency and Accountability - Challenge: Illegal subcontracting and quality compromises due to lack of oversight [8][9]. - Solution: Strengthening the evaluation of actual construction units and making the management of subcontractors and materials transparent to ensure quality and safety [8][9]. Group 4: Expert Integrity - Challenge: Experts in the bidding process have been compromised, leading to biased evaluations [10][11]. - Solution: Implementing a "lifetime responsibility" system for evaluation experts to ensure accountability and integrity in the evaluation process, alongside measures to prevent collusion [10][12]. Group 5: Efficiency through Technology - Challenge: Traditional manual evaluation methods are inefficient and prone to errors [14][15]. - Solution: Utilizing AI-assisted evaluation systems to enhance efficiency and accuracy in the bidding process, significantly reducing the time required for evaluations [14][15][16].