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Us Thresholds for Procurement Methods and Bank Prior Review Expenditure Contract Value Procurement Bank Prior Review Category (US$) Method >=10,000,000 ICB All ICB contracts <10,000,000 NCB All contracts >= US$ 300,000 first two NCB Public Disclosure Authorized goods, and first non-consulting services or Goods and non- contract in each province, and any other consulting goods and non-consulting service contract as services specified in the procurement plan. <200,000 Shopping None NA DC All DC contracts >=40,000,000 ICB All ICB contracts <40,000,000 NCB All contracts >= US$ 15,000,000, first two NCB works contract in each province, and any other works contract as specified in the procurement plan. Works Public Disclosure Authorized <200,000 Shopping None NA DC All DC contracts >=300,000 QCBS, QBS All contracts >= US$ 1,000,000 for firms; first consulting service contract by CQS in each province, and any other consulting service contract by CQS as specified in the procurement plan; all contracts >= US$ Consultant 50,000 for individuals; and all SSS contracts. Services In addition,based on Procurement Manual,at <300,000 QCBS, QBS, least 1 demonstration & extension program Public Disclosure Authorized CQS and 1 TA in each county as well as at least 1 NA SSS research topic in each province would submit TOR. NA IC Public Disclosure Authorized Procurement Plan for Consultants Service of SOCAD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Estimate Estimate Expected Expected Signed Disbured Procurement Contract Description of Cost Cost Selection WB Prior Program Contract contract amount Winning Contract No. Organization signing Contract （RMB （USD Method review(Y/N) submiting Performance value(RMB (RMB Contractor Unit date '0000） $'0000） date Duration '0000) '0000) Total 77.6 12.7 MIS Beijing 2013.9- SOCAD-Z-201301 develop,operation 200 32.8 CQS Y 2013.6 SOCAD 8/26/2013 20 Helison IT 2018.12 and maintainace Co.Ltd consultant on 2014.4- SOCAD-Z-201302 procurement 144 23.6 IC TOR 2014.4 SOCAD 3/1/2015 14.4 Yu Shuqin 2020.6 management 1 consultant on 2014.4- SOCAD-Z-201303 procurement 144 23.6 IC N 2014.4 SOCAD 3/1/2015 14.4 Wang Xilin 2020.6 management 2 consultant on 2014.4- SOCAD-Z-201304 Soil Fertility 144 23.6 IC N 2014.4 SOCAD 3/1/2015 14.4 Jia Xiaohong 2020.6 Monitoring consultant on Project 2014.4- SOCAD-Z-201305 144 23.6 IC N 2014.4 SOCAD 3/1/2015 14.4 Zhang Jinsuo Environment 2020.6 management consultant on Project 2015.1- SOCAD-Z-201501 144 23.6 IC N 2015.1 SOCAD 3/1/2015 14.4 Wang Lin underwater 2020.6 management Procurement Plan for Civil Works and Goods of Liaoning 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Estimate WB Expected Signed Estimate Procurement Affiliated Cost Procurement Prior Bid Contract contract Disbured amount Contract NO. Contract (Name) Cost（RMB Organization Note Contract signing date Contractor Subproject （USD Method review opening Performance value(RMB (RMB '0000) '0000） Unit $'0000） （Y/N） Duration '0000) Total 22616.31 15529.33 10882.08 Civil Works 16338.18 12060.50 8561.94 Sujiatun 2609.06 2205.33 2060.44 4km branch drainage ditchs of dredging;6 farming bridges; 35 Agriculture farming culverts; field road Water 2015.3- Development Yongle Subdistrict Office, Liaoning Wanteng LNSJT14001 of19.7km;Buried pipeline of16 408.81 NCB Y 2015.2 2015.4 375.11 404.43 infrastructure 2015.8 Office of Sujiatun District Public Works Co., Ltd. km including the earthwork Sujiatun excavation and piping installation. 6.87km branch drainage ditchs Agriculture of dredging;16 farming bridges; Water 2015.10- Development Liaoning Wanteng LNSJT15001 420.61 NCB N 2015.9 Wanggang Sujiatun 2015.11 357.39 378.9 14farming culverts; field road infrastructure 2016.6 Office of ， Public Works Co., Ltd. of37km. Sujiatun 1.43km branch drainage ditchs Agriculture Shenyang Zhonglian of dredging;4farming bridges; Water 2015.10- Development LNSJT15002 252.14 NCB N 2015.9 Yongle Sujiatun 2015.12 212.99 171.98 Construction Work 9 farming culverts; field road infrastructure 2016.6 Office of ， Co., Ltd. of15.2km. Sujiatun 4 electromechanical Agriculture wells;Buried pipeline of46 km Shenyang Hongze Water 2015.10- Development Yongle Wanggang LNSJT15003 including the earthwork 101.20 Shopping N 2015.9 ， ， 2015.11 96.5 96.5 Irrigation Works Co., infrastructure 2016.6 Office of excavation and piping Sujiatun Ltd. Sujiatun installation. Agriculture 13 farming bridges; 42 farming Yiner vilege and Huangdi Shenyang Hengyi Water 2016.3- Development LNSJT16001 culverts;field road of20.4km; 337.00 NCB N 2016.3 vilege, Bayi Subdistrict 2016.7 330.75 355.78 Construction Work infrastructure 2017.5 Office of Lining channel of 1.8 km Office, Sujiatun Co., Ltd. Sujiatun Agriculture Bajiazi vilege, Qianshao 8 farming bridges; 81 farming Shenyang Hengyi Water 2016.3- Development vilege and Houshao vilege, LNSJT16002 culverts;field road of12.2km; 238.40 NCB N 2016.3 2016.7 231.54 246.19 Construction Work infrastructure 2017.5 Office of Bayi Subdistrict Office, Lining channel of 0.9 km Co., Ltd. Sujiatun Sujiatun 11.25km branch drainage Agriculture Shenyang Pengcheng ditchs of dredging;30 Water 2016.3- Development Bayi Subdistrict Office, LNSJT16003 112.00 Shopping N 2016.3 2016.4 105.05 113.85 Construction Work electromechanical wells of infrastructure 2017.5 Office of Sujiatun Co., Ltd. maintenance Sujiatun 13 faming bridges,65 faming culverts; gravel field road of Agriculture 10km; branch drainage ditchs Water 2017.3- Development LNSJT17001 500.10 NCB N 2017.30 Bayi sujiatun 496.00 292.81 of 4.5km;Lining channe of infrastructure 2018.5 Office of 15km; maintenance of 1 Sujiatun Electromechanical well. Lining channel of 1 km； Agriculture Comprehensive Water 2017.10- LNSJT17002 20.48km farming roads； 238.8 NCB N 2017.9 Development Bayi Subdistrict, Sujiatun infrastructure 2018.5 maintaince of 6 Office of electromechanical wells Sujiatun Xiaodong 3947.07 2679.17 1593.48 branch drainage ditchs of 5.33 km long,20m to 26m wide of design bottom;Retaining water Agriculture facilities（a 21.4 meter-long Heishan County Water 2015.3- Development LNXDT14001 overflow dam of reinforced 393.05 NCB Y 2015.2 Xiaodong Farm 2015.4 350.71 341.03 Xingyuan Irrigation infrastructure 2015.8 Office of concrete);bridge 2 reinforced Works Co., Ltd. （ Xiaodong concrete bridges.one of 7m wide,anothther one of 3 spans，each span of 7.4m）;19 box culverts of 2m * 2m cross section, 11.5 meters long Agriculture Yingkou Hongxing Water storage facilities(3 Water 2015.4- Development Construction and LNXDT14002 square ponds of 50meters long, 121.74 NCB N 2015.3 Xiaodong Farm 2015.5 115.01 109.14 infrastructure 2015.8 Office of Installation 30meters wide, 6 meters deep) Xiaodong Engineering Co., Ltd. 10.67km branch drainage ditchs of dredging；Retaining water facilities（aoverflow Agriculture Dalian Hongwei Water dam of reinforced concrete)； Water 2015.10- Development Conservancy and LNXDT15001 742.10 NCB N 2015.9 Xiaodong 2015.11 591.96 490.52 7 reinforced concrete bridges.( infrastructure 2016.8 Office of Hydropower more than 10 meter long）； Xiaodong Engineering Co., Ltd. 38 box culverts （ more than or equal to 2 meters wide）； 21.54km sub-branch drainage ditchs of dredging； 19 reinforced concrete bridges.(5 bridges of 4meters-10meters long;14bridges of less than 4meters long）；18 box Agriculture Yingkou Hongxing culverts（4 box culverts of Water 2015.10- Development Construction and LNXDT15002 307.46 NCB N 2015.9 Xiaodong 2015.11 254.18 198.78 more than or equal to 2 meters infrastructure 2016.8 Office of Installation wide;14 box culverts of less Xiaodong Engineering Co., Ltd. than 1meter wide)；Water storage facilities(1 square ponds )；;field road of 10km long, 3 meter-wide sand-gravel road。 66.61km branch drainage Agriculture ditchs of dredging；29 Shenyang Zhonglian Water 2016.6- Development Gushanzi miaotuozi LNXDT16001 reinforced concrete bridges 486.04 NCB N 2016.5 、 2016.7 348.27 212.4 Construction Work ； infrastructure 2017.6 Office of xiaodong Co., Ltd. 90 culverts；field road of Xiaodong 10.35km. 24.79km branch drainage ditchs of dredging；6 reinforced concrete bridges； Agriculture 42 culverts field road of Water 2016.6- Development Xiaominquan dongsheng LNXDT16002 ； 471.54 NCB N 2016.5 、 、 2016.7 355.93 141.61 #NAME? infrastructure 2017.6 Office of 11.1km；Water storage matuozi xiaodong Xiaodong facilities(3 square ponds )； Reinforced concrete overflow dam of 2. dou, branch drainage ditchs of 15.88km; 8 RC faming Livestock bridges; 23 faming culverts; Water 2017.5- Development LNXDT17001 field road of 314.73 NCB N 2017.4 Xiaodong 313.51 50.00 infrastructure 2018.5 Office of 7.47km;maintenance of 25 Xiaodong Electromechanical wells; 2 impounding reservoirs. dou、branch drainage ditchs of12.74km; 9 RC faming Livestock Water 2017.5- Development LNXDT17002 bridges; 8 culverts; field road 350.83 NCB N 2017.4 Xiaodong 349.60 50.00 of 14.28km; maintenance of 20 infrastructure 2018.5 Office of Electromechanical wells; 2 Xiaodong impounding reservoirs. 4.95km branch drainage ditchs of dredging；8 faming bridges Agriculture Comprehensive （include 4 submersible Water 2017.10- LNXDT17003 422.58 NCB N 2017.10 Development Xiaodong Farm infrastructure 2018.6 bridge）; 27 farming Office of culverts； field road of 21.11 Xiaodong km. Agriculture Reservoir（pond）1， Comprehensive Water 2017.10- LNXDT17004 Retaining water facilities 337 NCB N 2017.10 Development Xiaodong Farm infrastructure 2018.6 （Bank protection）4。 Office of Xiaodong Zhangwu 3276.16 1451.31 773.76 branch drainage ditchs of 8.96km; sand and gravel field road of 9.41km long,4meters Agriculture Zhangwu County wide;2 bridges of 4-meter span; Water 2015.4- Development Shuangmiao Town, Zhangwu Huihai Construction LNZWT14001 138 culverts; 500 m2 drying 350.36 NCB N 2015.3 2015.4 234.42 234.42 infrastructure 2015.8 Office of County and Installation field of Zhangwu Engineering Co., Ltd.
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