BG2026070145 High-Titanium Ferrotitanium C and Other Projects Procurement Tender Announcement

Published: Jul 30, 2026 09:24

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1. Procurement Conditions

This procurement project, High Titanium Ferrotitanium C and Other Projects (BG2026070145) (BGBCGFHGXHD260729307358), the purchaser is Bensteel Group Sheets & Plates Co., Ltd. The procurement project funds are from self-financing, the project has met the procurement conditions, and an open inquiry is now being conducted.

2. Project Overview and Procurement Scope

2.1 Project Name: High Titanium Ferrotitanium C and Other Projects (BG2026070145)

2.2 Procurement Failure to Switch to Other Procurement Methods: Switch to Direct Procurement, Switch to Negotiation Procurement

2.3 For the procurement content, scope, and scale of this project, see the attached 《Material List Attachment.pdf》.

3. Bidder Qualification Requirements

3.1 Joint bidding is not allowed for this procurement.

3.2 This procurement requires bidders to have the following qualification requirements:

(1) Production-type Business License

3.3 This procurement requires bidders to meet the following registered capital requirements:

Production-type registered capital: 10 million yuan or above

3.4 This procurement requires bidders to have the following performance requirements:

See Attachment

3.5 This procurement requires bidders to have the following capability requirements, financial requirements, and other requirements:

Financial requirements: See Attachment

Capability requirements: See Attachment

Other requirements: See Attachment

3.6 For projects that require tendering by law, bidding by dishonest persons subject to enforcement is invalid.

4. Acquisition of Procurement Documents

4.1 All those interested in participating in the bidding shall, from 08:00 on July 30, 2026 to 08:00 on August 6, 2026 (Beijing time, the same hereinafter) , log in to the Ansteel Smart Tender and Bid Platform at http://bid.ansteel.cn to download the electronic procurement documents.

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