Ankuang Zhiwei (Liaoning) Technology Co., Ltd. 2026-620-08 Auxiliary Materials - Power Cable Procurement Tender

Published: Jun 12, 2026 19:36

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1. Procurement Conditions

This procurement project, Ankuang Intelligent Maintenance (Liaoning) Technology Co., Ltd. 2026-620-08 Auxiliary Materials - Power Cable (AGAKZWHGXHD260611296020), has the purchaser as Ankuang Intelligent Maintenance (Liaoning) Technology Co., Ltd., with project funds sourced from self-raised financing. The project has met the procurement conditions and is now open for public inquiry and comparison.

2. Project Overview and Procurement Scope

2.1 Project Name: Ankuang Intelligent Maintenance (Liaoning) Technology Co., Ltd. 2026-620-08 Auxiliary Materials - Power Cable

2.2 Procurement Failure Conversion to Other Procurement Methods: Transfer to negotiation procurement

2.3 For the procurement content, scope, and scale of this project, please refer to the attached Material List Attachment.pdf.

3. Bidder Qualification Requirements

3.1 Joint bids are not permitted in this procurement.

3.2 This procurement requires bidders to possess the following qualifications:

(1) Production-type business license

(2) Production-type quality management system certification (ISO9000)

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

Production-type registered capital: 5,000,000 yuan or above

3.4 This procurement requires bidders to meet the following performance requirement:

Provide sales performance records for cable products from 2025 to date, supported by contracts and corresponding VAT invoices.

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

Financial requirements: See attachment (if applicable)

Capability requirements: See attachment (if applicable)

Other requirements: The procurement quantity in this tender is a planned amount. During the supply period, selective supply is not permitted; the winning supplier shall deliver goods in phases based on actual on-site production needs. The contract execution rate shall be no less than 80% and no more than 110%, with any excess quantity settled separately.

3.6 For projects legally required to go through bidding, bids from dishonest persons subject to enforcement are invalid.

4. Obtaining Procurement Documents

4.1 All those intending to participate in the bid, please log in to the Ansteel Intelligent Bidding Platform at http://bid.ansteel.cn to download the electronic procurement documents from 17:00 on June 12, 2026 to 08:00 on June 24, 2026 (Beijing time, the same hereinafter).

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