Government Procurement Act Article 50

In case that any of the following circumstances occurs to a tenderer, an entity shall not open the tender of such tenderer when such circumstance is found before tender opening, nor shall award the contract to such tenderer when such circumstance is found after tender opening:1. The tendering does not comply with the requirements of the tender documentation;2. The content of the tender is inconsistent with the requirements of the tender documentation;3. The tenderer borrows or assumes any other’s name or certificate to tender;4. The tenderer uses untrue documents to tender;5. The contents of the tender documents submitted by different tenderers show a substantial and unusual connection;6. The tenderer is prohibited from participating in tendering or being awarded of any contract pursuant to paragraph1 of Article 103 hereof; or7. The tenderer is engaged in any other activities in breach of laws or regulations which impair the fairness of the procurement.When any of the circumstances referred to in paragraph 1 occurs to the winning tenderer before the award of contract but is found after award or signing of the contract, the entity shall revoke the award, terminate or rescind the contract, and may claim for damages against such tenderer except where the revocation of the award or the termination or rescission of the contract is against public interests, and is approved by the superior entity.Where the situation of not opening or not awarding a contract as referred to in paragraph 1 causes the procurement procedures unable to continue, the entity may declare that the procurement is nullified.