Shannan military unit seeks bids for basketball court reconstruction

A military unit stationed in Shannan, Tibet Autonomous Region, has officially launched an open inquiry process for the demolition and construction of a local basketball court, according to public procurement documents. The renovation project carries a set control price of 193,319.86 yuan and a scheduled completion timeline of 30 days from commencement.

Project Scope and Specifications

The procurement initiative, cataloged under the inquiry number 2026-JLSNDK-G4014, encompasses a comprehensive overhaul of existing recreational facilities at the site in Shannan. According to project guidelines, the scope of work covers the complete removal of the old basketball structure, the building of a new court surface, and precise court marking and striping. Exact technical specifications, engineering drawings, and detailed quantities are outlined in the formal inquiry documentation.

Application Requirements and Eligibility

Project organizers have established strict qualifying criteria for prospective contractors. Applicants must hold an independent legal entity status and possess a valid business license that covers the relevant operational scope. Participating firms must demonstrate adequate workforce numbers, specialized equipment, and financial stability to execute the works.

Shannan military unit seeks bids for basketball court reconstruction

Bidding entities must maintain a clean regulatory and credit record. Procurement administrators will cross-reference applicant credentials against several national databases. Contractors must not appear on the Military Procurement Network supplier blacklist. In addition, candidates must clear checks on Credit China to confirm they are not listed as dishonest debtors, do not carry major tax violation cases, and possess no adverse business records. Similar clearance is required on the China Government Procurement Network and the China Enforcement Information Disclosure Network. Joint venture bids are strictly prohibited for this project.

Bidding Schedule and Submission Procedures

The application window runs from September 30, 2026, to October 10, 2026. Interested contractors can submit their materials daily during morning hours from 09:30 to 12:00 and afternoon hours from 15:00 to 18:00, Beijing time. Submissions can be delivered in person to the project site in Shannan, or transmitted digitally as a PDF file to the designated email address at [email protected]. During the application period, contractors may arrange with project leaders to inspect the paving site and verify drawing inventories.

Submissions must include bound copies of business credentials bearing company seals, or equivalent official electronic scans. Legal representatives registering in person must present proof of identity and a national ID card copy. Agents acting on behalf of a company must provide a formal letter of authorization alongside personal identification documents and principal credentials. All required signatures must be handwritten in indelible ink, precluding the use of signature stamps.

Opening Ceremony and Official Contacts

The formal inquiry and opening of bids is scheduled for 10:00 on October 11, 2026. Participating applicants or their authorized agents must bring their respective pricing documents to the meeting. Project oversight is managed directly through the Shannan military unit, with dedicated supervision available at telephone number 0893-7869000. Inquiries regarding project specifics can be directed to Mr. Gu at 17551157505 or Mr. Zhao at 15628595670, with secondary supervisory assistance reachable at 0893-7869014.

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