Tender Announcement for Graphite Carbon Brick and Other Projects

Published: Jun 29, 2026 17:22

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1. Tender Conditions

This tender project, Graphite Carbon Bricks and Related Items (AGGFGSHGZHD260625299113), has the bid inviter as Angang Steel Company Limited. The project funds are self-raised, and the project has met the conditions for tendering. An open tender is hereby conducted.

2. Project Overview and Tender Scope

2.1 Project Name: Graphite Carbon Bricks and Related Items

2.2 If the tender fails, the procurement method will be changed to: direct procurement, negotiated procurement

2.3 For the tender 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 for this tender.

3.2 Bidders must meet the following qualification requirements:

See attachments (if required)

3.3 Bidders must meet the following registered capital requirements:

Production-type registered capital: not less than 5 million yuan

3.4 Bidders must meet the following performance requirements:

See attachments

3.5 Bidders must meet the following capability, financial, and other requirements:

Financial Requirements: See attachments

Capability Requirements: See attachments

Other Requirements: See attachments

3.6 For projects where tender is legally required, bids submitted by dishonest enforcees are invalid.

4. Obtaining the Tender Documents

4.1 All interested bidders, please log in to the Angang Smart Tender Platform at http://bid.ansteel.cn to download the electronic tender documents from 13:00 on June 26, 2026 to 13:00 on July 16, 2026 (Beijing Time, the same hereinafter).

Click to view tender details:

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