重庆市联合调查组通报！

Core Viewpoint - The procurement scandal involving Chongqing Three Gorges University highlights significant issues in government procurement processes, including the use of false documentation and lack of oversight by responsible parties [1][6]. Procurement Incident Overview - In May, Chongqing Three Gorges University announced a procurement for firewall and DNS equipment, with the winning bid priced at 850,000 yuan per unit, while the actual retail price was only 299 yuan [1]. - The project had a budget of 900,000 yuan and was conducted through competitive negotiation, with the lowest bid winning [3]. Investigation Findings - The investigation revealed that the winning company, Hongzheng Company, submitted false documents to gain bidding eligibility and selected an inappropriate product (a router instead of a firewall) based on online searches [3][6]. - The evaluation process was criticized for being superficial, with experts failing to verify the product specifications adequately [4][6]. Accountability Measures - The investigation led to disciplinary actions against several individuals, including the university's vice president and staff involved in the procurement process [2][7]. - Hongzheng Company was fined 9,000 yuan and banned from participating in government procurement for three years due to violations of procurement laws [2][7]. Systemic Issues Identified - The investigation highlighted systemic issues, including inadequate responsibility from Chongqing Three Gorges University and the procurement center, as well as a lack of thoroughness in the evaluation process [6][7].