The first national unified credit management measures in the field of bidding and tendering have been introduced.

Journalists learned from the National Development and Reform Commission that the first national unified credit management measures in the field of bidding and tendering were released to the public on the 17th. This will play an important and positive role in maintaining the order of the bidding and tendering market and promoting the construction of a unified national market. In response to the lack of credit constraints and abuse of credit evaluation in the field of bidding and tendering, the "Interim Measures for Credit Management in the Field of Bidding and Tendering" established a full-chain credit information management mechanism. It explicitly prohibits local governments from conducting credit evaluations in the bidding and tendering field on their own to solve the problems of fragmented credit evaluation and local protection through credit evaluation at the source. At the same time, it specifies a list of negative evaluations. It is clearly stated that differentiated scores should not be set based on different regions, ownership forms, scales, etc., or include information such as performance and market share that do not reflect the credit status of the company in the credit evaluation scope.