Core Viewpoint - The recently issued "Interim Measures for the Management of Bidding Agency Institutions" aims to reform and standardize the bidding agency system, introducing new requirements for unified registration, standardized operations, and regulatory cooperation [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The interim measures require bidding agencies to register their institution and personnel information through the provincial construction market supervision platform [2]. - The measures emphasize a new regulatory system centered on "unified registration, credit supervision, and accountability" to prevent illegal entities from entering the market [3]. Group 2: Professional Standards - Agencies must have independent office space, at least five qualified personnel, and a complete internal management system to conduct business [4]. - The introduction of a project leader system is intended to enhance individual accountability and improve service professionalism [4]. Group 3: Prohibited Activities - The interim measures explicitly prohibit various illegal activities, including leaking confidential information, bribery, collusion with clients, and manipulating the bidding process [5][6]. - Agencies are required to shift from passive compliance to actively building a development model focused on professional services and credit construction [6]. Group 4: Industry Impact - The measures are expected to guide the bidding agency industry from low-end "procedural" services to high-quality "professional consulting" services [2][6]. - The new regulations will enhance the overall quality of bidding agency services and protect the rights of both bidders and clients [6].