Tender Notice for Negotiated Procurement of Low-Carbon Ferrosilicon Grade B and Other Projects

Published: May 28, 2026 14:56

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The Low-Carbon Ferrosilicon B project is ready for procurement, and suppliers are hereby openly invited to participate in the negotiation procurement activity.

Project Introduction

1.1 Project Name: Low-Carbon Ferrosilicon B Project

1.2 Client: Raw Material Procurement Management, Raw and Fuel Material Procurement Center, Ansteel Co., Ltd.

1.3 Agency: Ansteel Tendering Co., Ltd.

1.4 Project Funding: Self-funded

1.5 Project Overview: See the public attachment of the entrustment application attachment for details

1.6 Platform and Website: Ansteel Smart Tender and Bid Platform (http://bid.ansteel.cn/TPBidder)

Procurement Scope and Related Requirements

2.1 Procurement Scope: See the public attachment of the entrustment application attachment for details

2.2 Delivery Date: July 10, 2026

2.3 Delivery Location: Anshan City, Liaoning Province

2.4 Product Quality Standards or Key Technical Performance Indicators: None

Supplier Qualification Requirements

3.1 Supplier Qualification Requirements: See attachment

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