bidding

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  • Bidding
    An offer to pay a particular amount of money for a product or service by an individual, sector, company or firm
  • Competitive Bidding
    • A process of issuing a public bid with the intent that companies will put together their best proposal and compete for a specific project
    • Required by law for every government agency that issues a bid to create a transparent environment that is open and fair
  • Bidding Process
    1. Advertisement
    2. Issuance of Bidding Documents
    3. Pre-bid conference
    4. Receipt of eligibility documents and bids
    5. Evaluation of Bids
    6. Post-qualification
    7. Awarding of Contract
    8. Contract Signing and issuance of Notice to Proceed
  • Contract
    A legally binding document between two or more parties that defines and governs the rights and duties of the parties to an agreement
  • PD 1594 - Prescribing Policies, Guidelines, Rules and Regulations for Government Infrastructure Contracts
  • PD 1594 Regulations

    • No award of contract shall be made to a bidder whose bid price is higher than the Allowable Government Estimate (AGE) or the Approved Agency Estimate (AAE) whichever is higher or lower than 70% of the AGE
    • The AGE is defined as one half the sum of the AAE and the average of all responsive bids
    • For the purpose of determining the average bids of all responsive bidders, bids higher than 120% of the AAE or lower than 60% of the AAE shall not be considered
    • No negotiation will be allowed to bring down the bid to the level of the AAE/AGE
  • Illustrative Example
    • Contractor A = Php 354 Million
    • Contractor B = Php 639 Million
    • Contractor C = Php 483 Million
    • Contractor D = Php 583 Million
    • Contractor E = Php 295 Million
    • Contractor F = Php 385 Million
  • Steps to Identify Responsive Bidders
    Check if bid is between 60% and 120% of the AAE
  • Conditions for Awarding Contract
    • Maximum bid = AAE or AGE, whichever is higher
    • Minimum bid = 70% of AGE
  • An unbalanced bid is defined as a bid containing one or more pay items that are 30% higher than the unit AGE in respect to major items whereas other pay items are priced lower that the unit AGE
  • Major Items

    • Items representing at least 0.20 of the total AAE
  • Bid B is considered a balanced bid for the two major items