1. If the publicity time starts from 65438+ 10/0 and the publicity time is 7 days, then the end time is 65438+10/7.
We should treat 24 hours as a day.
2. Publicity period refers to the time period during which the relevant units publish relevant information to the public or relevant personnel through various means and listen to different opinions after an object is finalized.
During this period, if anyone has any objection to the contents of the publicity, they can raise it with the publicity unit.
After the publicity period, the unit will make a final decision on the object.
The legal basis is Article 85 of the Measures for the Administration of Bidding for Government Procurement of Goods and Services (Order No.87 of the Ministry of Finance). If the period specified in these Measures is calculated on a daily basis, it shall not be calculated on the first day, and shall be calculated from the second day. If the last day of the deadline is a national legal holiday, it will be postponed to the day after the holiday.
Article 17 of the Law on Tendering and Bidding stipulates that if a tenderer adopts the method of inviting tenders, it shall issue invitations to bid to more than three specific legal persons or other organizations with the ability to undertake the project subject to tender and good credit standing. The invitation to bid shall specify the matters specified in the second paragraph of Article 16 of this Law.
Invitation bidding is a kind of bidding method in which the tenderer invites legal persons or other organizations to participate in the bidding with an invitation letter in the reception room. The difference between this bidding method and the open bidding method is that it allows the tenderer to issue a bid invitation letter to a limited number of specific legal persons or other organizations (suppliers or contractors) without issuing a tender announcement. Therefore, inviting bidding can save bidding cost and improve efficiency. According to the practice at home and abroad, the prerequisite for adopting the invitation bidding method is to have a better understanding of market supply and suppliers or contractors. On this basis, we should also consider the specific situation of the bidding project: first, the bidding project is novel, complex or professional, and can only be selected from a limited range of suppliers or contractors; Second, the value of the bidding project itself is low, and the tenderer can only achieve the purpose of saving and improving efficiency by limiting the number of bidders. Therefore, inviting public bidding is allowed and has great applicability in practice.
However, when inviting tenders, the tenderee may deliberately invite some unqualified legal persons or other organizations as the foil of its default winning bidder to engage in fake tenders. In order to prevent this phenomenon, we should limit the conditions of the bidding object, that is, there should be no less than three legal persons or other organizations that send out bidding invitations; In addition, the legal person or other organization has good credit and has the ability to undertake bidding projects. The former is the minimum requirement for the scope of bidding to ensure an appropriate degree of competition; The latter is a requirement for the qualifications and abilities of bidders, and the tenderee can also conduct qualification examination to determine whether the bidders meet this requirement. In order to ensure an appropriate degree of competition in the bidding process, in addition to limited potential bidders, the tenderee should invite as many legal persons or other organizations as possible to issue bid invitations to ensure effective competition.
The invitation to bid, like the tender announcement, is a preliminary basic document issued to legal persons or other organizations as suppliers or contractors on tender matters. In order to improve efficiency and transparency, the invitation to bid must contain the necessary bidding information, so that suppliers or contractors can publicize whether they can accept the bidding conditions, and know how to participate in the names and addresses of bidders, the nature and quantity of bidding projects, the place and time of implementation, and the methods of obtaining bidding documents. These are only the minimum provisions, so it is not excluded that the tenderer supplements other information he thinks appropriate, such as any fees charged by the tenderer for the tender documents. The currency and method of payment in the tender documents, the language used in the tender documents, the expected or required time of supply or the time of project completion or the timetable for providing services, etc.