Bidding for military supermarkets involves the process of suppliers providing goods and services to the military. The following are some main requirements and steps required for bidding in military supermarkets in general:

1. Bidding documents: Prepare and publish detailed bidding documents, including bidding announcement, bidding instructions, technical requirements, contract templates, etc., to ensure that suppliers understand the specific requirements of bidding projects.

2. qualification requirements: specify the qualification requirements that suppliers need to meet, such as company registration certificate, business license and relevant industry certificates.

3. Commodity list: List the types and quantities of commodities needed by the supermarket, and specify relevant specifications and quality requirements.

4. Price quotation: suppliers are required to provide reasonable prices in the quotation documents, including the sales price of goods, distribution expenses and service expenses.

5. supply capacity evaluation: evaluate the supplier's supply capacity, including delivery time, inventory management capacity, distribution capacity, etc.

6. quality control: suppliers are required to provide qualified products, and a quality control mechanism is set up, such as providing quality guarantee and relevant test reports.

7. contract terms: specify the signing and performance details of the contract in the tender documents, including payment method, delivery period, liability for breach of contract, etc.

8. Bid evaluation and selection: A bid evaluation committee is set up to evaluate the quotation and the qualifications of suppliers according to certain bid evaluation criteria, and finally select the appropriate suppliers.

9. contract signing: negotiate the contract with the successful supplier and sign a formal contract.

In the specific operation, appropriate adjustments and supplements can be made according to local laws and regulations and the actual needs of military supermarkets. It is recommended to refer to relevant laws, regulations and bidding regulations, and consult professionals to ensure compliance and efficiency of the process.