China Southern Power Grid Launches 2026 IT Project Tenders, Involving 24 Packages

Published: Mar 31, 2026 20:22

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According to Polaris Power Network, on March 27, China Southern Power Grid launched the first batch of tenders for information technology projects in 2026. A total of 5 lots and 24 packages were involved, including 15 system construction projects, 2 special research projects, 5 business support projects, and 2 equipment procurement projects.

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