In 2026, government procurement continues to deepen digitalisation and transparency reforms, bringing a number of changes to how bid documents are prepared and submitted. For bidding enterprises, Carrying over old habits is very likely to cause problems Here are the 5 changes you must watch this year:
More regions are rolling out Non-attendance bid opening and electronic bid evaluation, and the share of paper bids continues to shrink. Companies need to complete CA certificate and electronic signature adaptation in advance and become familiar with the operation of local public resource trading platforms.
Many localities require disclosure of Detailed scoring for each item and the reasons for bid rejection This is good news for enterprises: whether you win and where you lost is clear at a glance, and it also forces bid documents to address every scoring requirement thoroughly.
Policies such as price deduction preferences and reserved shares continue to be implemented and refined; eligible micro and small enterprises should, in their bid documents, proactively declare and attach supporting documents, do not let the preferences you are entitled to slip away.
In some regions A credit commitment letter replaces certificates such as no criminal record and no major violations, simplifying the process; but false commitments carry the risk of being listed as a bad record, so always be truthful.
Electronic bid evaluation systems are becoming smarter about Similarity detection, qualification verification and format checking becoming smarter, so both writing and self-checking should be held to the standard of "what the system will check".
Policy details vary by locality in implementation; JINTU® Enterprise Services keeps tracking government procurement developments in Gansu and nationwide; feel free toConsult on bid compliance key points.