T/CHSLA 50001-2018 Landscaping construction bidding and tendering management standards
T/CHSLA 50001-2018 Landscaping construction bidding and tendering management standards
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: This standard applies to the bidding and tendering management of all types of garden greening projects. Main technical content: The standard consists of eight chapters. Based on the actual needs of garden engineering, and considering the construction scale, complexity, and particularity of garden greening projects, this standard summarizes the general provisions, project types, technical requirements, commercial provisions, credit requirements, and bid evaluation rules in bidding and tendering management, and proposes relevant technical indicators to help construction units select high-quality contractors, improve the quality and efficiency of garden greening projects, enhance the quality of garden greening, and accelerate the construction of urban gardens and ecological environment in China. Chapter 1: General Provisions This chapter explains the purpose and significance of the standard, its general principles, and its scope of application. The standard applies to the bidding and tendering management of all types of garden construction projects. For garden projects that meet certain scale requirements and comply with national regulations on mandatory tendering for projects, the tendering should be carried out according to the category of garden greening. Chapter 2: Terminology This chapter lists four terms and definitions related to the standard, defining the concepts, application characteristics, and scope of each term. The concepts of "garden greening projects," "auxiliary green space projects," "construction methods," and "garden greening credit information management systems" are explained in detail. Chapter 3: Basic Provisions This chapter clarifies that the bidding and tendering of garden greening projects should comply with national requirements for streamlining administration and reducing administrative barriers, and should not set qualification requirements for bidders. It should also comply with national and local government regulat