英文摘要 |
With the essence of the government procurement act hinges on a rudimentary fact built upon a compound legal relations in public law (whether it concerns a bid award) and private law (the procurement contract’s sustaining, validation and execution), there is a two-phase theory being presented on such type of unique legal conduct mode, and is therefore cited for how they also coexist in practical implementation; consequently, the procurement act, by nature, is being divided by the two-phase theory into the two stages of the public law and the private law, and also presents the issue of how an bid award in the previous stage being withdrawn affects the latter stage’s contract validity. The thesis aims to describe the nature, validity of “bid award” and its correlation to a procurement contact by sorting the laws/regulations, academic theories, practical implementation, and agency interpretation letters, and also utilize the finding as a basis to discuss the legal ramifications of a withdrawn bid award, and how a withdrawn bid award affects the procurement contract under the legal relation intertwined with public law and private law formed by two-phase theory. |