JISCO Group Xinhaoda Company's Tender Notice for Concentrated Procurement of Iron Ore Sands from Mongolia in July 2025

Published: Jun 19, 2025 10:54

Advance Notice of Concentrated Procurement of Iron Ore from Mongolia by JISCO Group Xinhaoda Company in July 2025

The Supply Chain Management Branch is issuing an advance notice of concentrated procurement of iron ore from Mongolia by JISCO Group Xinhaoda Company in July 2025. Qualified suppliers are invited to participate in the registration. Details are as follows:

I. Project Overview

  • Project Name:Advance Notice of Concentrated Procurement of Iron Ore from Mongolia by JISCO Group Xinhaoda Company in July 2025
  • Procuring Entity:Supply Chain Management Branch
  • Delivery Location:Bulgastai Port, Mongolia
  • Estimated Start Date of Supply/Construction:July 1, 2025
  • Estimated Completion Date of Supply/Construction:July 31, 2025
  • Procurement Content:Click to view the content

II. Registration Qualification Requirements

1. The applicant must provide registration documents issued by a governmental or commercial authority in their locality;
2. The applicant must be a direct producer of the procured items or a designated sales company of the producer;
3. If the applicant is an independent legal entity within the territory of the People's Republic of China, it must not be listed as a dishonest person subject to enforcement by the Supreme People's Court on the "Credit China" website or any credit information sharing platform at any level;
4. The applicant must accept the payment terms of the bid inviter;
5. This procurement is open to producers.

III. Registration Method

  • Suppliers must respond to this notice within the specified time frame and log in to the electronic tendering and bidding system (https://eps.jiugangbid.com/). Unregistered suppliers must first complete the registration process, then click "I Want to Register" for the corresponding procurement notice and fill in the relevant information.

IV. Registration Deadline

  • 17:41, June 23, 2025

V. Communication and Feedback

  • 1. If applicants have any questions about this notice, they may inquire with the procurement contact person. Contact Person: He Ming, Contact Number: 18693776390.

VI. Complaints and Inquiries

  • For any complaints or inquiries regarding the procurement activities, please send the information to the email address of the Transaction Supervision Office of the JISCO Group Trading Center (jyjds@jiugang.com), or contact at 0937-6713939.

Relevant Attachments

None

  • Supply Chain Management Branch
  • June 18, 2025

Click to view tender details:》Advance Notice of Concentrated Procurement of Iron Ore from Mongolia by JISCO Group Xinhaoda Company in July 2025

Data Source Statement: Except for publicly available information, all other data are processed by SMM based on publicly available information, market communication, and relying on SMM‘s internal database model. They are for reference only and do not constitute decision-making recommendations.

For any inquiries or to learn more information, please contact: lemonzhao@smm.cn
For more information on how to access our research reports, please contact:service.en@smm.cn
Related News
[SMM Steel Market Flash] Mexico Pushes to Drop 50% US Steel Tariffs in USMCA Review, More Talks Due in June-July
21 hours ago
[SMM Steel Market Flash] Mexico Pushes to Drop 50% US Steel Tariffs in USMCA Review, More Talks Due in June-July
Read More
[SMM Steel Market Flash] Mexico Pushes to Drop 50% US Steel Tariffs in USMCA Review, More Talks Due in June-July
[SMM Steel Market Flash] Mexico Pushes to Drop 50% US Steel Tariffs in USMCA Review, More Talks Due in June-July
Mexico is formally seeking the removal of US Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum — currently set at 50% — as part of ongoing USMCA review negotiations. Mexico's Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard described the 50% rate as unacceptable and without justification, following May 27-29 talks between Mexico's Ministry of Economy and the US Trade Representative. Mexico is also advocating for a regional approach to the automotive sector, citing deep North American production integration and existing USMCA rules of origin. Additional rounds of negotiations are scheduled for June and July. Separately, Mexico has already mandated that federal construction projects use only domestically produced steel.
21 hours ago
[SMM Hot Topic] Against the Backdrop of Declining Global Steel Prices, Chinese Steel Companies See Profit Recovery
May 29, 2026 21:51
[SMM Hot Topic] Against the Backdrop of Declining Global Steel Prices, Chinese Steel Companies See Profit Recovery
Read More
[SMM Hot Topic] Against the Backdrop of Declining Global Steel Prices, Chinese Steel Companies See Profit Recovery
[SMM Hot Topic] Against the Backdrop of Declining Global Steel Prices, Chinese Steel Companies See Profit Recovery
May 29, 2026 21:51
[SMM Steel] Tata Steel Sees Long-Term Growth Opportunity in India
May 29, 2026 19:05
[SMM Steel] Tata Steel Sees Long-Term Growth Opportunity in India
Read More
[SMM Steel] Tata Steel Sees Long-Term Growth Opportunity in India
[SMM Steel] Tata Steel Sees Long-Term Growth Opportunity in India
[SMM Steel] Tata Steel expects India’s steel demand to grow by 7-8% annually over the next 20 years, supported by infrastructure development and industrialization. The company plans to expand its domestic steelmaking capacity to over 40 million tonnes per year and strengthen its presence in the Maharashtra market. More than 60-65% of Tata Steel’s annual capex budget of Rs 20,000 crore will continue to be allocated to India. Meanwhile, the company is enhancing supply chain diversification, scenario planning, and hedging strategies to manage geopolitical risks, while focusing on cost and commercial improvements in Europe amid weak demand and high energy costs.
May 29, 2026 19:05