Subjects Entitled to Bidding Incentives

11:19, 11/07/2024

The 2013 Bidding Law allows for preferential treatment of certain contractors in order to prioritize and encourage domestic investors and to support disadvantaged contractors, such as small enterprises, those employing a significant number of women, and persons with disabilities...

To be specific, the entities eligible for bidding preferences include:

- Domestic and international bidding for the supply of goods: Preferences are given to contractors with domestic production costs comprising 25% or more of those goods.- International bidding for the provision of consulting services, non-consulting services, and construction: Preferences apply to the following:- Domestic contractors participating independently or in a consortium;- Foreign contractors forming a consortium with domestic contractors where the domestic contractors undertake 25% or more of the contract value.- Domestic bidding for the provision of consulting services, non-consulting services, and construction: Preferences apply to the following entities:- Contractors with 25% or more female employees;- Contractors with 25% or more employees who are war invalids or persons with disabilities;- Contractors that are micro-enterprises or small enterprises.

Preferences can be calculated in one of the following two ways:

- Adding points to the evaluation score of contractors eligible for preferences;- Adding an amount to the bid price or the evaluated price of contractors not eligible for preferences.

More details can be found in Law on Bidding 2013, effective from July 1, 2014.

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