Guoqiang Xingsheng Won the Bidding for the Flexible Bracket Procurement Order of the 50MW Tea-Light Complementary Project in Jintan.

Published: Apr 15, 2025 13:19

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On April 14, the winning bid result for the PV flexible support equipment of the Jintan 50MW tea-PV complementary project was announced. The bid winner was Jiangsu Guoqiang Xingsheng Energy Technology Co., Ltd., with a winning bid amount of 3,924,000 yuan.

The tender announcement indicated that this section was for the PV flexible support equipment of the Jintan 50MW tea-PV complementary project of Huaneng Jiangsu Company. This procurement included 18MW of PV flexible support, comprising materials (including but not limited to end columns, support columns, end beams, support beams, cables, connectors, fixings, anchor cables, adjustment rods, cables, and all necessary components and spare parts of conventional flexible supports, as well as special tools if any), 65μm thick galvanizing or 275g/m² aluminum-magnesium-zinc coating, material processing, support design, testing and inspection, technical services (including foundation design and on-site guidance during installation), participation in design liaison meetings, and after-sales services.

The construction site is located in the southeast of Maolu Village, Xuebu Town, Jintan District, Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province. This project is a supply guarantee project of Huaneng Jiangsu Company, and full-capacity grid connection is expected to be completed by May 30, 2025. The supply is to be completed by April 20, 2025, and the delivery date should meet the needs of unit construction and commissioning, with the specific delivery date subject to the written notice from the bid inviter.

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