I. Case Background: Practical Requirements for Service Vehicle Procurement by a Huizhou Entity In early 2026, a municipal sanitation department in Huizhou planned to procure a batch of Ford Transit V362 service vehicles for daily inspections, emergency repairs, and material transportation. The project budget was approximately RMB 339,000, with plans to purchase two units at around RMB 150,000 per unit (based on publicly available tender information). The procuring party explicitly required that: vehicles must comply with China VI emission standards, possess complete official vehicle announcements, and be eligible for standard registration; suppliers must provide proof of direct factory supply and after-sales service commitments. During the tender process, the procuring party rigorously reviewed supplier qualifications, including the Business License, Vehicle Production License, and Announcement Parameter Consistency Certificate. After multiple rounds of evaluation, Chengli Special Purpose Vehicle Co., Ltd. secured the contract—delivering two Ford Transit V362 service vehicles—thanks to its comprehensive qualification system and competitive cost-performance ratio. Customer feedback confirmed stable vehicle performance and prompt after-sales response. II. Essential Qualification Checklist for Authorized Manufacturers: The 'Hard Threshold' in Government Procurement In government procurement, suppliers are typically required to submit the following documentation to ensure legal origin and reliable quality: • Business License of Enterprise Legal Person: Must include special-purpose vehicle manufacturing or sales scope; registered capital and address must match official website information. • Vehicle Production License: Issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), certifying the enterprise’s eligibility to produce the specified model—for example, Chengli Special Purpose Vehicle holds full MIIT announcements for models such as CLW5070GSSD6. • Announcement Parameter Consistency Certificate: Ensures actual vehicle parameters (e.g., wheelbase, emission standard, gross vehicle weight) fully match those published in the MIIT announcement, preventing registration issues. • China VI Emission Standard Certification: All vehicles must meet China VIb environmental requirements, accompanied by an Environmental Information Disclosure Form. • After-Sales Service Commitment Letter: Clearly specifies nationwide chassis warranty (e.g., Dongfeng chassis) and lifetime upper-structure service terms, with spare parts shipped within 24 hours. • Tender Documentation: Includes quotation sheet, delivery schedule (typically 7–15 days for standard models), and warranty period. For modified-service vehicles like this one, procuring parties must also verify the upper-structure manufacturer’s qualification—ensuring it is officially registered with MIIT. As a local manufacturer based in Suizhou, Chengli Special Purpose Vehicle maintains 946 product entries across 44 categories, with complete MIIT announcements—effectively mitigating registration risks. III. How to Verify Production Licenses: A Three-Step Process to Authenticate Manufacturers Procuring parties may authenticate manufacturer credentials via the following steps: 1. Visit the MIIT Road Motor Vehicle Manufacturer and Product Information Query System: Enter the enterprise name (e.g., 'Chengli Special Purpose Vehicle Co., Ltd.') to confirm inclusion in the official 'List of Vehicle Manufacturers'. 2. Search Model Announcement Parameters: Input the vehicle model (e.g., CLW5070GSSD6) to verify consistency between announced specifications (wheelbase, engine model, emission standard, gross vehicle weight) and physical vehicle data. 3. Validate Nationwide Chassis Warranty Eligibility: Contact the chassis manufacturer (e.g., Dongfeng, Sinotruk, Foton, FAW Jiefang, Shaanxi Automobile) to confirm whether the upfitting enterprise is an authorized partner. Chengli collaborates with leadi