Regulations on Preferred Procurement for Products and Services Produced in Disability Welfare Care Facilities and Institutions and Sheltered Workshops Article 7

Obligated procurement units shall give priority to preferred providers in the procurement of the products and services specified in Article 4, Paragraphs 1 and 2.If the products and services described in the preceding paragraph are reasonably priced and are below the announced tender price, the obligated procurement unit may proceed with the tender in one of the following ways:1.Without issuing a tender announcement, invite two or more preferred providers for price comparison, or negotiate the price with only one preferred provider2.Issue a tender announcement and invite both preferred providers and regular providers to put in bids (the tender documents shall stipulate that priority shall be given to preferred providers pursuant to Article 8 and 9 herein)3.Issue a tender announcement stipulating certain requirements, allow preferred providers to submit qualification documents for review, and then invite eligible providers to put in a bid