推动解决政府采购异常低价问题

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Finance has issued a notification to address the issue of "abnormally low prices" in government procurement, aiming to establish a market order characterized by quality and fair competition, effective from February 1, 2026 [1][2]. Group 1: Strengthening Demand Management - Government procurement entities are required to develop scientific and clear procurement demands based on actual needs, considering market supply, industry development, and pricing standards [1]. - Procurement entities should set reasonable maximum prices and consider factors such as technology, cost-effectiveness, and competition when structuring procurement packages [1]. Group 2: Enhancing Low Price Review - The notification emphasizes the need for rigorous examination of abnormally low bids, with fiscal departments responsible for guiding and supervising evaluation experts [1]. - Legal accountability will be enforced on evaluation experts who fail to conduct proper reviews of low-price bids [1]. Group 3: Improving Performance Acceptance Management - Procurement entities must ensure compliance with performance acceptance responsibilities, including verifying adherence to technical and business requirements [2]. - Special attention should be given to suppliers who win bids despite triggering low-price review procedures, focusing on their commitment and actual performance [2]. Group 4: Organizational Leadership and Supervision - All departments and regions are urged to recognize the significance of addressing low-price issues, enhancing organizational leadership, and ensuring effective supervision and guidance [2]. - Detailed measures should be developed to ensure the implementation of the notification's requirements [2].