Let’s create some procedure:
Success! Now we can see that new object has been created. Response code is 201 and Location response header reports the location of the created object. The body of response reveals the information about the created auction: its internal id (that matches the Location segment), its official auctionID and dateModified datestamp stating the moment in time when auction has been last modified. Pay attention to the procurementMethodType. Note that auction is created with draft status.
You can GET the auction as long as it's been created
For the procedure to be activated you should apply a two-phase commit (manually switch procedure to active.rectification status)
We can see what new fields were generated in auction:
- rectificationPeriod
- it lasts for 2 days. During this period, you can change some fields
- tenderPeriod
- this period ends at 8:00 pm 3 business days before the auction starts. During this period, it is allowed to add documents, work with bids & questions
- enquiryPeriod
- this period ends at 8:00 pm the days before the auction starts During this period, it is allowed to add documents, work with bids & questions
After the procedure is activated, it receives active.rectification status. During this term you can edit the next data:
- title
- description
- tenderAttempts
- lotIdentifier
- value
- minimalStep
- guarantee
- items
- budgetSpent
- registrationFee
- procuringEntity
- lotHolder
- bankAccount
- contractTerms
Example:
Example:
In active.tendering we can:
- add :ref:`add auction documents`
- work with questions
- work with bids
Bidders can ask questions within the enquiryPeriod:
The Organizer can provide the answer:
We can see the answer field appeared
In active.tendering status, we can add bids:
You can also GET the created bid:
The bid is created in draft status. Use pending status for its activation:
We can see that the following fields have been generated:
- date
- id
- owner
- qualified: false
As long as a pre-qualification process has been performed out of the system, bid owner should add the next data
- attach document with documentType: eligibilityDocuments
- patch bid, set qualified: true
- patch bid, set bidNumber - integer
- patch bid, set status - active
The last 3 actions can be performed either using separate PATCHs, or applying the one
Let's complete bid activation
Attach document with documentType: eligibilityDocuments:
Patch with required data for a complete bid activation:
Now we can see completely activated bid:
We can delete bid:
In active.enquiry we can:
- adding :ref:`adding auction documents`
- :ref:`work with questions`
- :ref:`work with bids`
- allowed:
- pending-> active
- pending-> deleted
- active-> deleted
- is prohibited:
- create a draft
After auction is scheduled anybody can visit it to watch. The auction can be reached at Auction.auctionUrl:
We can see what auctionUrl were generated in procedure
And bidders can find out their participation URLs via their bids:
We can see what participationUrl were generated in bid
Auction owner can upload auction protocol:
Bidder owner can upload auction protocol:
Auction owner can activate award:
Award after its activation:
Contract after award activation:
Auction after award activation:
Auction owner have to patch contract with dateSigned to activate contract:
Auction owner can activate contract, after patching contract with dateSigned :
Contract after its activation:
Auction after award activation: