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Volume 134 Special Part 210 D Government Gazette August 23, 2017

(2) Price proposal by electronic bidding (e-bidding) means a procurement with
cost estimate exceeding 5,000,000 baht.
Clause 31. E-bidding is a procurement of which the cost estimate exceeds
500,000 baht, and is a procurement for goods or services of which specifications are not
indicated in the e-catalog. The e-bidding shall be conducted according to the procedures
prescribed by the Comptroller-General’s Department.

Clause 32. Price quotation means a procurement of which the cost estimate
exceeds 500,000 baht, but not exceeding 5,000,000 baht. The quotation method shall be held
in the case where such state agency is situated in a location that has limited access to the
internet and cannot conduct the bidding through the electronic markets or e-bidding system.
The officer shall indicate reasons and necessities for not being able to conduct procurement
through the e-market method or e-bidding method on the report for procurement under
Clause 22.

Clause 33. Any State enterprise that is necessary to specify cost estimate for
procurement under Clause 30, Clause 31, or Clause 32 differently from the provisions of this
Regulation, the budget must be proposed to the Ruling Committee for approval and when the
approval is granted, it must be reported to the State Audit Office of the Kingdom of Thailand.

Electronic Market Method

Clause 34. Prescribing that the officer shall provide documents for procurement
through the electronic market method and publish solicitation notifications according to the
procedures prescribed by the Policy Committee.

It is permissible, where necessary, to conclude any procurement documents and
solicitation notifications with statements or particulars different from those in the
procurement documents and solicitation notifications under paragraph one, provided that key
substances thereof correspond to those provided in the contract form and do not place the
State agency at disadvantage, except that where the head of State agency considers that there
may be problems involving prejudicial effects or imprecision, it shall refer the procurement
draft and announcement in question to the Office of the Attorney-General for prior
consideration and approval.

The prescription of date, time of quotation in procurement documents and
solicitation notifications under paragraph one shall be the following day of the last day of the
publication period for such procurement documents and solicitation notifications by
indicating a business day and operational time only, and time for the quotation shall be
considered based on the time of the electronic public procurement as standards.

Clause 35. When the head of State agency approves the report for procurement
under Clause 22, the head officer shall publish such documents and announcement on an
information network system of the Comptroller-General’s Department and that of the State
agency and shall cause the same to be posted openly at the posture place of such State agency
for at least 3 consecutive business days by concerning the period for consultants to prepare
documents for the proposal.

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