Whether judgment defaulters can participate in bidding and bidding needs to consider the specific circumstances.
First of all, a judgment defaulter refers to a person who has been found by the court to have failed to perform the obligations set forth in the effective legal documents and has been included in the list of judgment defaulters. If the judgment defaulter wants to participate in the bidding, he needs to understand the requirements of the bidding documents for the bidder's qualifications.
Generally speaking, the bidding documents will require the bidder to have the corresponding qualifications, reputation and performance. If the judgment defaulter is not included in the "blacklist" specified in the bidding documents, then he can participate in the bidding. However, if the judgment defaulter is included in the "blacklist", then he will be prohibited from participating in the bidding activities.
In addition, even if the judgment defaulter is able to participate in the bidding, it is necessary to consider the legality and compliance of its bidding documents. If the judgment defaulter uses false qualifications or performance certificates in the bidding documents, or there are other circumstances that do not meet the requirements of the bidding documents, then his bidding documents may be rejected or the bid may be scrapped.
To sum up, whether the judgment defaulter can participate in the bidding needs to consider the specific circumstances. If the judgment defaulter is not included in the "blacklist" specified in the bidding documents, and his bidding documents are legal and compliant, then he can participate in the bidding. However, if the judgment defaulter has a bad credit record or other circumstances that do not meet the requirements of the bidding documents, then he will be prohibited from participating in the bidding activities.