The enterprise asks the tenderer how to express some problems in written form.

According to the national laws and regulations, after receiving the tender documents, if the bidder has any ambiguity about the tender documents or the tender documents themselves are easily misunderstood, it can be put forward in writing. Generally, the time, place and method of submitting written questions are clearly stipulated in the tender documents. This is the right given to bidders by the state.

1. If the bidder has any objection to the bid opening procedure or result at the bidding deadline, it can raise it on the spot.

2. After the bid opening is over and the bid evaluation stage is entered, the tenderee can no longer take the initiative to question. At this time, if the judges question the bidding documents, the bidder can answer the judges' questions in writing by replying to the questions.

3. During the period from the receipt of the tender documents to the confirmation and publicity of the successful candidate, if the tenderee finds any irregularities in the tender procedure, he may raise questions or complaints to the tenderee in writing. If the bidder's reply is unreasonable, the bidder can complain to the regulatory authorities. If you can't get a satisfactory answer, you can put it forward to the people's government at the same level or the competent department at the next higher level.