1. Understand relevant laws and regulations: Before starting any business, you must first understand relevant laws and regulations and abide by them to protect your legitimate rights and interests.
2. Pay attention to the qualification documents: As a bidder, when submitting the bidding documents, the qualification documents should be true, effective and meet the relevant requirements.
3. Read the tender documents carefully: After receiving the tender documents of the tenderee, you should read all the contents carefully and make clear the detailed information such as the materials and bidding methods that the bidder must submit.
4. Make bidding strategy according to the characteristics of the bid section: different bid sections may have different characteristics, such as construction period, technical difficulty, budget constraints, etc. According to the characteristics of different blocks, corresponding bidding strategies need to be formulated.
5. Make detailed and complete bidding documents: When making bidding documents, all required information should be filled in completely and materials should be complete. Try to submit the bid documents in the format required by the tenderer.
6. Pay attention to policy changes: monitor policy and market changes, adjust and adapt in real time, and ensure bidding competitiveness.
7. Investigate the background of the tenderee: Before formally participating in the bidding, you can learn about the tenderee through investigation, and understand its reputation and work quality.
8. Pay attention to time arrangement: in the bidding process, we should arrange the time reasonably to avoid problems such as incomplete documents or incorrect filling due to time constraints.