JISCO Group July 2026 Externally Purchased Coke Concentrated Procurement Tender Announcement

Published: Jun 16, 2026 12:54

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Supply Chain Management Branch issues a procurement notice for JISCO Group’s concentrated procurement of externally purchased coke for July 2026. Eligible suppliers are invited to register. Details are as follows:

1. Project Overview

Project Name:JISCO Group July 2026 Externally Purchased Coke Concentrated Procurement Notice
Procuring Entity:Supply Chain Management Branch
Delivery Location:Storage and Transportation Yard of Hongxing Co., Ltd. and other designated locations at plants and mines
Estimated Supply/Construction Start Date:Jun 23, 2026
Estimated Supply/Construction End Date:Jul 31, 2026
Procurement Content:

2. Registration Eligibility Requirements

1. The applicant must be an independent legal entity within the territory of the People’s Republic of China; the bidder must have the capability to respond to the tender project.

2. The applicant must not be a dishonest debtor listed by the Supreme People’s Court on the “Credit China” website or various credit information sharing platforms.

3. Applicants may register for individual items based on the procurement content, specifying the material code and name.

4. If the applicant is not a producer, they must upload the producer’s authorization letter and its validity period, the mine enterprise’s resource tax payment certificate, and the producer’s contact information.

5. For applicants using road transportation at JISCO headquarters, all transport vehicles must be new energy vehicles (NEVs) or comply with China VI vehicle emission standards.

3. Registration Method

Suppliers must respond to the notice within the specified time frame by logging into the electronic tendering system (). Unregistered suppliers need to complete registration first, then click “I want to register” for the corresponding procurement notice and fill in the required information.

4. Registration Deadline

Jun 20, 2026 11:52

5. Feedback and Communication

1. If applicants have any questions regarding this notice, they may contact the issuing contact person for inquiries. Contact: Chai Shuai, Tel: 18693770993.

6. Complaints and Disputes

For complaints or disputes regarding the procurement activity, please send information to the mailbox of the Trading Supervision Office of JISCO Group Trading Center (jyjds@jiugang.com), Tel: 0937-6713939.

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Supply Chain Management Branch
Jun 15, 2026

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