The basic contents of prequalification include

The basic contents of prequalification are as follows:

1. First of all, the qualifications of bidders should be reviewed, including legal qualifications, financial qualifications, technical ability, performance and credibility.

2. Specifically, prequalification usually requires bidders to provide business license, tax registration certificate, organization code certificate, relevant performance certificate, enterprise credit rating certificate and other information to verify whether the bidder's qualification meets the requirements of the tender documents.

3. The purpose of the final prequalification is to ensure that only bidders with corresponding qualifications and abilities can participate in the subsequent bidding process, thus ensuring the fairness of the bidding process and the quality of the project.

In addition to the basic qualification examination, prequalification may also include the following contents:

1. economic strength evaluation: evaluate the financial status of the bidder to ensure that it has sufficient economic strength to undertake the performance responsibility. Technical ability evaluation: evaluate the technical ability of bidders in related fields, including technical patent investigation, R&D strength and technical personnel team.

2. Project performance evaluation: evaluate similar projects undertaken by bidders in the past, and understand their performance in project quality, schedule control and safety management. Supplier capability evaluation: evaluate the supplier qualification provided by the bidder to ensure that the materials and equipment used meet the quality standards and project requirements.

3. Legal compliance assessment: review the legal status and compliance of bidders, including the investigation of whether there are illegal acts and whether they have legal business qualifications. Personnel and management ability evaluation: evaluate the management system, staffing and project management experience of the bidder to ensure its effective management ability.

7. Finally, the prequalification aims to screen out bidders with appropriate qualifications and abilities, and provide reference for subsequent bid evaluation and award. The specific pre-qualification requirements can be adjusted and modified according to the bidding documents and the nature of the project.