The term "government investment projects" as mentioned in these Measures refers to engineering construction projects and related projects that use all or part of the city-level fiscal budget funds, treasury bonds funds, government special funds, government financing, loans or aid funds from foreign governments and international organizations, and enterprises and institutions to invest and construct with state-owned funds. Article 3 The term "review of government investment projects" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the review of government investment project proposal, feasibility study report, energy saving report, social stability risk assessment report, project implementation plan, preliminary design, bill of quantities and valuation, contract, project settlement, final accounts of completion, land assessment, evaluation of ground attachments, and other matters decided by the municipal government. Article 4 The evaluation of government investment projects shall follow the principles of independence, science and impartiality, and be conducted in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and industry norms and standards. Article 5 The municipal development and reform department is the competent department of the evaluation institution, and the municipal government investment evaluation center is the municipal government investment evaluation institution (hereinafter referred to as the "evaluation institution"), which is entrusted by the municipal government and relevant departments to evaluate government investment projects.
Municipal development and reform, the financial sector to guide, supervise and manage the government investment evaluation activities, responsible for formulating the relevant system of government investment evaluation, determine the government investment projects and evaluation requirements that need to be evaluated, and review the evaluation report (opinion) issued by the evaluation institution.
The supervision and auditing departments shall, within the scope of their respective duties, supervise the evaluation of government investment projects. Sixth government investment review report (opinion) is an important reference for the approval, bidding, fund allocation and construction management of government investment projects. Article 7 The evaluation of government investment projects mainly includes:
(a) the necessity, feasibility and rationality of the project proposal and feasibility study report;
(two) the rationality and completeness of the preliminary design and budget estimate of the project and the necessity of adjustment;
(3) The legality, rationality, feasibility and controllability of the social stability risk assessment report;
(four) scientific and reasonable project energy saving report (table);
(five) the rationality and accuracy of the bill of quantities and valuation;
(six) the validity and integrity of the project contract;
(seven) the legality, authenticity and accuracy of the project completion decision (conclusion);
(eight) the legality, authenticity and rationality of the land evaluation and the evaluation of the attachments on the ground;
(nine) other matters that need to be reviewed. Article 8 The evaluation basis of government investment projects includes:
(a) national and local laws, regulations and rules relating to investment plans, budgets, financial accounting, government procurement, tendering and bidding, project construction and contracts;
(two) the standards, valuation basis and engineering technical specifications promulgated by the national industry authorities and local relevant departments;
(three) the price information, project cost index, price adjustment regulations and other related information related to government investment projects;
(four) project proposal, feasibility study report, project energy saving report, social stability risk analysis report, preliminary design and its approval, as well as the approval documents of the departments of land, planning, construction and environmental protection;
(five) the project survey and design contract, construction contract (supplementary contract), materials and equipment procurement contract (agreement), bidding documents and other documents;
(six) the bill of quantities and pricing, project settlement, final accounts, project construction (completion) drawings, construction organization design, design changes, project negotiation (on-site visa), financial statements and other related information;
(7) Other relevant information. Article 9 Project proposal, feasibility study report, energy saving report, social stability risk assessment report, project preliminary design and budget estimate, project bill of quantities and valuation review procedures:
(a) the project construction unit shall submit the project evaluation data to the evaluation agency;
(two) the accreditation body to conduct a preliminary review of the information submitted by the project construction unit;
(three) the basic situation of the on-site verification project of the evaluation institution;
(four) assessment agencies to review the project;
(five) the evaluation agency to form a preliminary evaluation conclusion, feedback to the project construction unit;
(6) Appraisal institutions shall submit appraisal reports (opinions) to the entrusting department. Tenth construction contract review procedures:
(a) the project construction unit shall submit the information required for the review to the review body;
(two) the accreditation body to conduct a preliminary review of the information sent by the project construction unit;
(three) the review body to review the agreement and special terms in the contract;
(four) the evaluation agency to form a preliminary evaluation conclusion, feedback to the project construction unit;
(five) the appraisal institution shall issue an appraisal report (opinion) to the entrusting department. Eleventh project settlement and final accounts review procedures:
(a) the project construction unit shall submit the evaluation data to the evaluation institution;
(two) the accreditation body to conduct a preliminary review of the information sent by the project construction unit;
(three) the basic situation of the on-site verification project of the evaluation institution;
(four) assessment agencies to review the project construction procedures and organizational management, the availability and use of funds, financial management and accounting, and prepare the final financial statements;
(5) The appraisal institution forms the appraisal conclusion and feeds it back to the project construction unit and the contractor;
(six) the appraisal institution shall issue an appraisal report (opinion) to the entrusting department.