事关11万家招标代理机构，国家发改委最新发声

Core Viewpoint - The newly issued "Interim Measures for the Management of Engineering Construction Project Bidding Agency Institutions" aims to address prominent issues in the bidding agency industry through three new requirements: unified registration, standardized operations, and regulatory cooperation [1][2]. Group 1: Unified Registration - The new measures require bidding agencies to register their basic information, including institutions, locations, and personnel, on a provincial-level integrated construction market supervision platform, ensuring the authenticity and accuracy of the information [2][3]. Group 2: Standardized Operations - Bidding agencies must have independent office spaces and at least five qualified personnel, along with a complete internal management system. They are also required to implement a project leader system, sign bidding agency contracts legally, and publicly disclose agency information [2][3]. Group 3: Regulatory Cooperation - Stakeholders, including bidders and potential bidders, have the right to report any illegal activities of bidding agencies to regulatory authorities. Regulatory bodies are tasked with supervising and inspecting agencies, focusing on nine key areas, including compliance with operational conditions and contract execution [3][4]. Group 4: Focus on Key Issues - The measures specifically address six critical aspects of bidding agency operations to prevent issues such as "shell companies." Agencies must have the necessary resources and prohibit those with serious violations from operating. Contract requirements are clearly defined to protect the rights of both parties involved [3][4]. Group 5: Implementation and Oversight - Following the issuance of the measures, the National Development and Reform Commission will work with relevant departments to ensure proper implementation, enhance registration processes, and expose typical cases of illegal activities to deter violations and promote a healthy bidding market [4].