Bidding Document for Vehicle-mounted Mobile Toilets
The key points of the bidding document for vehicle-mounted mobile toilets cover aspects such as project overview, procurement requirements, schedule, bidder qualifications, and bid evaluation methods.

Project Overview: The project numbers, names, budgets, and maximum price limits vary across different regions. The project number for the purchase of mobile vehicle-mounted public toilets in Shijiazhuang is HBWY - 2025010, with a budget and maximum price limit both set at 2,760,000 yuan. The project number for the procurement by the Nanjing Urban Management Bureau is JSZC - 320100 - SWQT - G2024 - 0001, with a budget and maximum price limit of 1.17 million yuan, of which 20,000 yuan is for taxes, license fees, and one year of vehicle insurance (including compulsory third-party liability insurance and commercial insurance). Bids exceeding the maximum price limit will be invalid.
Procurement Requirements: The Shijiazhuang project requires the purchase of 2 mobile vehicle-mounted public toilets that meet quality standards and comply with industry norms and the requirements of the purchaser. The Nanjing project involves the procurement of 1 vehicle-mounted mobile toilet. The general scope of bidding includes the mobile toilet vehicle body, supporting equipment, installation and commissioning, training, and after-sales service.
Schedule: For the Shijiazhuang project, the bidding documents can be obtained from the Shijiazhuang Public Resources Trading Platform from June 9, 2025, to June 13, 2025, from 8:00 - 12:00 and 12:00 - 18:00 (excluding legal holidays). The deadline for submitting bid documents and the bid opening time is 9:30 a.m. on June 30, 2025, with remote bid opening. For the Nanjing project, the bidding documents can be obtained at Room 1001, Block B, Modern Service Building, No. 104 Shimenkan, Qinhuai District, Nanjing. The deadline for submitting bid documents is before 13:30 (Beijing Time) on September 23, 2024.
Bidder Qualifications: The general requirements for bidders include having independent legal person status and holding a valid business license; having a good business reputation and a sound financial and accounting system; possessing the capability to produce, sell, and service mobile toilet vehicles and having successful similar cases; having a valid safety production license; having no major illegal or non-compliant records in the past three years; and being required to provide relevant product quality inspection reports.
Bid Evaluation Method: The general approach adopts a comprehensive scoring method. The bid price accounts for 30%, with the lowest bid receiving 30 points and 1 point deducted for each 1% increase. Technical parameters account for 30%, scored based on advancement, reliability, and applicability. Corporate strength accounts for 20%, scored according to qualifications, performance, and reputation. After-sales service accounts for 20%, scored based on the after-sales service system and service commitments.




