Procurement System – Bidding Procedure (2024)

The procedure below defines the steps to be undertaken in carrying out the procurement system thru public bidding for goods and services required by the Bureau of Local Government Finance

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1Prepare Bidding Documents Provides a concise specification or description of the item and the quantityNote:
  1. Bidding documents shall be available to prospective bidders in a given time specified by the purchaser correlated to their bidding schedule
  2. Biding documents shall be issued by the BAC Secretariat or the Property Officer
1 weekBAC SecretariatAs specified (Amount may vary)The bidding documents shall include the following:
  • Approved Budget for the Contract
  • Instructions to Bidders
  • Terms of Reference
  • Eligible Requirements
  • Plans and Technical Specifications
  • Form of Bid, Price Form, and List of Goods or Bill of Quantities
  • Delivery Time or Completion Schedule
  • Form and Amount of Bid Security
  • Form and Amount of Performance Security and Warranty
  • Form of Contract and General and Special Conditions of Contract
2Invitation to Bid
    • Pre-Procurement Conference
    • Advertising of the Invitation to Bid

– Newspaper

– G-EPS Posting

– Bureau’s Website

3 hrs2 weeksBids and Awards Committee
BAC Secretariat
3Submits BID Documents and relative requirements to the Bureau’s Records Unit10 minutesBidder/sBID Documents and relative requirements
4Records Incoming Documents10 minutesRecords OfficerNoneLogbook
5Routes Documents to BAC Secretariat20 minutesRecords OfficerNoneLogbook
6Receives the BID Documents and affix initials / signature in the logbook5minutesBAC SecretariatNoneLogbook / BID Documents
7Pre-bid ConferenceNote:
  1. A pre-bid conference shall be held on any given time as specified by the purchaser to discuss, among other things, technical and financial components of the bid and eligibility requirements
  2. Any statement made at the pre-bid conference shall modify the bidding documents, unless such statement is specifically identified in writing as an amendment thereto and issue a supplemental or bid bulletin
4 hrsBids and Awards CommitteeBid Documents
8Receipt and Opening of Bids
  • The BAC shall open the bids in front of the bidder or any of their duly authorized representatives
  • All members of the BAC who are present during the opening shall initial every page of the original copies of all eligible document received and opened
4 hrsBids and Awards Committee, Technical Working Group and BiddersBid Documents
9Bid Evaluation
  • Preliminary Examination of Bids Evaluation of bidder’s eligibility, examination of documents and bid prices and Clarification of bids
  • Preparation of Abstract of Bids Determining the lowest calculated responsive bid and ranking of the total bid prices as calculated from lowest to highest and Bid Evaluation Report
3 hrs3 daysBids and Awards Committee,Technical Working Group and BAC SecretariatAbstract of Bids, Bid Evaluation Report
10Award
  • Preparation of Resolution to Award and Notice to Award
  • Approval of Resolution to Award and Notice to Award
  • Issuance of Notice to Award
  • Posting of Performance Security
1 week1 day

1day

Technical Working Group and BAC SecretariatHead of Agency

Bids and Awards Committee

Bidder

Resolution of BAC to Award, Notice of AwardPerformance Security
11Implementation of Contract
  • Contract Signing
  • Notice to Proceed
1 dayBids and Awards Committee and Winning BidderNotice to Proceed, Contract
12Delivery , Inspection and Acceptance
    • Delivery of goods / services per contract

For Goods

  • Final Inspection and Acceptance
As specified in the contract1 dayWinning BidderCommission on AuditGoodsInspection and Acceptance Report
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Now, let's delve into the concepts and steps outlined in the article:

  1. Prepare Bidding Documents (Duration: 1 week)

    • This initial step involves creating detailed bidding documents that include essential information such as the Approved Budget for the Contract, Instructions to Bidders, Terms of Reference, Eligible Requirements, Plans and Technical Specifications, Form of Bid, Price Form, List of Goods or Bill of Quantities, Delivery Time or Completion Schedule, and Form and Amount of Bid Security, among others.
  2. Invitation to Bid (Duration: 2 weeks)

    • The Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) initiates the procurement process by issuing invitations to bid. This involves pre-procurement conferences and advertising the invitation through newspapers, G-EPS posting, and the bureau's website.
  3. Submission of BID Documents (Duration: 10 minutes)

    • Interested bidders submit their bid documents and necessary requirements to the Bureau's Records Unit within a specified timeframe.
  4. Records Management (Duration: 20 minutes)

    • The Records Officer logs incoming documents, routes them to the BAC Secretariat, and affixes initials or signatures in the logbook.
  5. Pre-bid Conference (Duration: 4 hours)

    • A pre-bid conference is conducted by the BAC to discuss technical and financial components, as well as eligibility requirements. Any statements made during this conference may modify bidding documents.
  6. Receipt and Opening of Bids (Duration: 4 hours)

    • The BAC opens bids in the presence of bidders or their authorized representatives. Each page of the original copies of eligible documents is initialed by BAC members.
  7. Bid Evaluation (Duration: 3 hours - 3 days)

    • The Bid Evaluation process involves a preliminary examination of bids, evaluation of bidder eligibility, examination of documents and bid prices, clarification of bids, preparation of the Abstract of Bids, and determining the lowest calculated responsive bid.
  8. Award (Duration: 1 week - 1 day)

    • The award phase includes the preparation of the Resolution to Award and Notice to Award, approval of the Resolution to Award, issuance of the Notice to Award, and posting of the Performance Security.
  9. Implementation of Contract (Duration: 1 day)

    • This phase involves the signing of the contract, issuance of the Notice to Proceed, and the commencement of the procurement transaction.
  10. Delivery, Inspection, and Acceptance

    • For goods, the process includes the delivery of goods or services per the contract, a final inspection, and acceptance. The Commission on Audit may also be involved in the inspection and acceptance process.

In summary, the outlined steps provide a comprehensive guide for carrying out a procurement system through public bidding for goods and services, ensuring transparency and adherence to regulatory requirements.

Procurement System – Bidding Procedure (2024)
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