Introduction: Creating policies that brighten people's lives through easy contracts.

Chapter 1 Understanding the Contract

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Entering into contract work
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The team leader told me to do this, but what should I do? (Daily Security)
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How do you spend your daily expenses?
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When executing a budget, who should be approved?
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How should I spend my daily expenses?
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Is there any way to spend my daily expenses more simply?
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When can I enter into a veterinary contract?
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What should be included in a contract document?
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What on earth does estimated amount, estimated price mean?
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After signing the contract, the company brought documents. What should I look at?
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What should I do if my circumstances suddenly change while I'm in the middle of a contract?
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If the contract is complete, you can just give me the money, right?
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Chapter 2 Service Contract

0 Entering into a service contract
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Isn't this a service?
2.
Does the event have to be contracted?
· How will the budget be executed?
· What methods are available if we proceed with a contract?
· What types of services are there?
3.
Where do I start when deciding on a contracting method?
· The first thing to do before deciding on a method of ordering (contracting) is to create a task description.
· How is the budget (order amount) required for ordering calculated?
· Criteria for determining the expected price, first - transaction example price
· Criteria for determining the estimated price, second - cost calculation method
· Criteria for determining the estimated price, third - standard market price (omitted)
· Criteria for determining the estimated price, fourth - appraised price, similar transaction example price, and estimated price
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Bidding? Negotiated contract? Which is better?
· What is the most popular competitive method for event agency services?
· Is the event a service that requires special skills?
· If I place an order under a ‘one-person quotation contract’, can I receive only one quotation?
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What should I check when ordering services and goods? (Sales Support Act)
· What is the competition system among small and medium-sized enterprises?
· How can we determine whether small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are directly producing competing products?
· What is the SME Priority Procurement System?
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What should I bring with me when I go to the hospital?
· What should I do before writing a proposal?
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Are there any special precautions to take when working on event projects?
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Finalizing the service contract

Chapter 3 Goods Contract

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Entering into a goods contract
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Step 1 of deciding to conclude a goods contract
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Step 2 of the Product Contract Decision Process
· For amounts exceeding 20 million won, please submit a bid or request for quotation!
· Bidding starts with deciding the successful bidder!
· The most frequently used qualification examination
· The most popular negotiated contract in the business department
· Two-stage bidding, often used
· Unit price contract for purchasing large quantities of goods at low prices
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3 Steps to Deciding on a Goods Contract
· Even if a contract is possible, consider bidding first!
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When should the second phase of the Multiple Offering System (MAS) competition take place?
· When competing products are between small and medium-sized enterprises, the value exceeds 100 million won, and there is a second-stage competition.
· For products manufactured by small and medium-sized enterprises, the price is 100 million won or more, and the second stage of competition is applied.
· General goods worth 50 million won or more, 2nd stage competition
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How to Select the Multiple Accredited Seller (MAS) Tier 2 Evaluation Criteria
· Comprehensive evaluation method - Evaluation items are at our discretion
· Standard evaluation method - a fair evaluation similar to the qualification examination
· Price evaluation = Type A when there is no price difference, Type B when there is a price difference
· Conclusion: Preventing complaints through standardized evaluation rather than comprehensive evaluation
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Multiple Assignee Service (MAS) Phase 2 exceptions are possible!
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Distinction between purchasing and manufacturing goods
· No stamp duty imposed on purchase contracts for goods
· Be careful about post-settlement when installing in a product manufacturing contract!
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What is the product classification number?
· What is a supplier and what is a manufacturer?
· Manufacturer restrictions are not limited competition!
· The product classification number is important when issuing a performance certificate!
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Why is the pre-specification disclosure made?
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An example of dealing with the lowest price quote company
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Should we proceed with a qualification review or a negotiated contract?
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How did the representative successful bid rate of 87.745% come about?
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If the re-announcement fails, will there be any problem with signing a contract?
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Is this a product, a construction project, or a service?
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Can women-owned and disabled-owned businesses purchase products from large corporations?
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Why there is competition between priority procurement and small and medium-sized enterprises
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Distinction between competitive products and preferential procurement contracts among small and medium-sized enterprises
· For contracts exceeding 10 million won, verification of possession of direct production verification certificate is required.
· Preferential procurement - limited competitive bidding
· Limited competitive bidding for products competing among small and medium-sized enterprises
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How do you tell if a product is competitive or not between small and medium-sized businesses?
· Review SMPP direct production verification criteria!
· Check out the unique features of competing products among small and medium-sized businesses!
· Distinguish between competing products among small and medium-sized businesses!
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What are the special features and essential features of competing products between small and medium-sized enterprises?
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Simultaneous bidding at standard prices? Separate bidding at standard prices?
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Is it okay to add tasks at will during negotiations?
· The proposal is also part of the contract!
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Is it possible to increase the contract amount by only 10% or less?
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Is it possible to present specific specifications in a bid to purchase goods?
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No down payment for finished products!
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Why Get a Guarantee Insurance Instead of a Payment Memorandum
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What is a foreign investment contract?
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Finalizing the goods contract

Chapter 4: Basics of Contracts and Construction Contracts

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Entering into a construction contract
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Default value of contract
· Total contract, unit price contract
· Fixed contract, preliminary contract, and post-cost review conditional contract
· Single-year contract, long-term continuous contract, continuous non-contract
· Sole contract, joint contract, comprehensive contract
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What is an electronic contract?
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Evolution of the Construction Industry: Understanding Construction Contracts
Everyone makes mistakes.
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Separate order and split order
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Why a warranty is needed
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What is subcontracting?
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Our stance on the Serious Disaster Punishment Act
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The significance of construction work within a natural recreation forest
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Various policies to protect construction workers
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The concept of construction project management
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Things to Know When Ordering Small Projects
· You have to decide what to do first.
· How do I research prices?
· Composition of the statement
· Start of construction
· Completion stage
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Chapter 5 Attachment of Debts I

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Entering into a bond seizure
· Learn the terminology and theories commonly used in the field
· Understanding my status
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The meaning and types of compulsory execution
· What is forced execution?
· Differences between administrative and judicial enforcement
2.
Definition and types of attachment of debts
· What is a seizure of debt?
· Classification of seizures
3.
How to read the decision
· Checklist
· Qualifications of the parties
· Display of bonds
· Real-life examples
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Seizure-prohibited claims
· What is a debt subject to seizure?
· Subcontracting contract
· salary
5.
Finalizing the seizure of debt

Coming out _ A word to the readers

People's lives through easy contracts
Creating policies that blossom

If you worry about how to make a contract, you will inevitably have less time to think about the development of the policy itself.
This book aims to implement good policies that improve the quality of life of the people through smooth and easy contracts.
There are surprisingly many things to consider when it comes to government contracts, including national and local government contracts.
Moreover, in a reality where public officials in charge change every 1-2 years, there is no way to accumulate know-how or expertise.
If we give it to a company that does a good job, suspicions of preferential treatment will arise, and if we only focus on price competition, companies that invested in technology development will express their dissatisfaction.
While it is true that we must ensure that the socially disadvantaged and startups and innovative companies can thrive, we cannot take sides.


The current government contract system was created by gathering the opinions of these numerous stakeholders.
?Also, if any accident occurs anywhere, more procedures and guidelines are added to prevent it.
So, the guidelines for government contracts alone are over a thousand pages long.
Parts not included in the guidelines must be viewed through the authoritative interpretation and case law of the relevant ministry, so it is bound to be difficult for those new to government contracts.
This book was created to help public officials in charge of contracts easily understand government contracts and smoothly implement established policies.
I hope that this book will help facilitate easier contract preparation, leading to the implementation of many wonderful policies that will enrich the lives of citizens.