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1999年8月31日,珞珈山一位年过花甲的老教授沉浸在平生最大的欣慰之中。他当天在收听中央电视台的《新闻联播》时得悉:国家主席江泽民已于昨日签发主席令,公布了一部南他首先起草的法律。他就是《中华人民共和国招标投标法》的起草人之一,被誉为中困招标投标大师的武汉大学余杭教授。一《中华人民共和国招标投标法》从2000年元月1号开始正式颁布实施。据统计,在此之前,招标投标给中国企业带来的经济效益已远远超过了100多亿元人民币。单是机电行业节约的外汇就有12亿美元。然而,当今天人们津津乐道于招标投标带来的巨额效益时,极少有人想到招标投标曾一度被视为资本主义的毒草。 1981年,时任湖北省委书记的陈丕
On August 31, 1999, an old professor of Luojia Mountain, who spent more than a year, immersed himself in the greatest happiness of his life. When he listened to the “News Network” of CCTV on the same day, he learned: President Jiang Zemin issued a chairman’s order yesterday, announcing a law that he first drafted. He is one of the drafters of “Tendering and Bidding Law of the People’s Republic of China” and is named Professor Yu Hang of Wuhan University who is a tender bidder in the middle of the poor. A “People’s Republic of China Bidding Law” from January 1, 2000 formally promulgated and implemented. According to statistics, prior to this, the bidding has brought economic benefits to Chinese enterprises far more than 100 billion yuan. The foreign exchange saved by the electromechanical industry alone is 1.2 billion U.S. dollars. However, when people today relish the huge benefits of bidding and tendering, few think of bidding once considered the poison of capitalism. In 1981, Chen Pi, then party secretary of Hubei Province