JISCO Group Stainless Steel Branch Concentrated Procurement Tender Notice for Low-Nitrogen Ferroniobium in May 2025

Published: Apr 24, 2025 14:26

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JISCO Stainless Steel Branch Low Nitrogen Ferroniobium Concentrated Procurement Notice for May 2025

The Supply Chain Management Branch hereby issues a procurement notice for the low nitrogen ferroniobium concentrated procurement of JISCO Stainless Steel Branch in May 2025. Qualified suppliers are invited to register. Details are as follows:

1. Project Overview

Project Name:JISCO Stainless Steel Branch Low Nitrogen Ferroniobium Concentrated Procurement Notice for May 2025
Procurement Unit:Supply Chain Management Branch
Delivery Location:JISCO Storage and Transportation Department Material Supply Operation Area
Estimated Supply/Construction Start Date:May 6, 2025
Estimated Supply/Construction End Date:June 6, 2025
Procurement Content:Click to View Content

2. Registration Qualification Requirements

1. The registrant must be an independent legal entity within the territory of the People's Republic of China.

2. The registrant must not be listed as a dishonest person subject to enforcement by the Supreme People's Court on the "Credit China" website or any level of credit information sharing platform.

3. The registrant accepts the project's payment method (payment after account suspension, spot exchange).

4. When the registrant adopts road transportation, all carrier vehicles must be NEVs or vehicles that meet the China VI vehicle emission standards.

3. Registration Method

Suppliers must respond to the notice within the specified time frame, log in to the electronic tender and bid system (https://eps.jiugangbid.com/), and unregistered suppliers must first complete registration, then click "I Want to Register" on the corresponding procurement notice, and fill in the relevant information.

4. Registration Deadline

April 25, 2025, 15:08

5. Communication and Feedback

1. If the registrant has any questions about this notice, they may inquire with the procurement release contact. Contact: Yubing Mao, Phone: 18709472500.

6. Doubts and Complaints

For any doubts or complaints regarding the procurement activity, please send the information to the email of the JISCO Group Trading Center Trading Supervision Office (jyjds@jiugang.com), Phone: 0937-6713939.

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April 18, 2025

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