中小企业采购程序指南英文(ppt 27页)

This guide serves to help you better understand Government Procurement (GP)
rules so that you can take part and bid for business opportunities and projects
required by Government departments.
GP policies help ensure that goods and services purchased are at the best value for
money. As a party to the 1994 Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA) under
the World Trade Organization (WTO), we are committed to the following principles:
Openness & Fairness
We will not discriminate in favour of or against any supplier. We treat suppliers fairly.
All suppliers are given the same information for them to prepare their bids.
Transparency
The procurement procedures and policies for supplying to the Government are clear
and made known to suppliers to help them understand how we buy goods and
services. Therefore, we aim to provide all the necessary information, for example,
purchase requirements, bid evaluation criteria, etc. in the tender documents.
Value for money
To achieve value for money, we evaluate suppliers’ offers not only in terms of price, but
also whether they have complied to all the requirements in the tender specifications,
quality of the goods and services, timeliness in delivery, reliability and after-sales service.

Contents Page
Government Procurement - An Overview
Who buys your Goods and Services? 02
What do we buy? 02
How do we buy Goods and Services? 04
Where can you find procurement opportunities? 05
Doing Business With Us
Registering as a GeBIZ Trading Partner 07
Registering as an EPPU Supplier 10
Registering as a BCA Supplier 14
Government Procurement Opportunities
The Pre-procurement Plan 17
Quotation opportunities 18
Tender opportunities 19
Evaluation Process
How do we evaluate your bids? 20
Who evaluates your bids? 20
Who approves your bids? 21
Security Deposits 22
Getting Started 23
More Information 24

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