Zhuhai Acetate Fiber Company Opens Bidding for Badminton Court Renovation

Zhuhai Acetate Fiber Company has opened public bidding for a 600,000-yuan renovation project to transform its employee activity center badminton court into a dual-purpose basketball and badminton facility, according to procurement filings published on gdebidding.com. The enterprise-funded project carries a strict 60-day completion window and requires prospective contractors to submit comprehensive bids covering all project deliverables.

Badminton Facility Remodel Caps Bidding at 600,000 Yuan

The construction undertaking involves remodeling the existing badminton facility at the Zhuhai company’s employee center in Guangdong province. Financial backing comes entirely from self-raised enterprise funds that have already been secured, according to project documentation. The maximum bidding price is capped at 600,000 yuan, inclusive of all applicable taxes. Contractors must operate under a fixed unit-price turnkey contract, absorbing all costs related to labor, materials, construction quality, safety, civilized site management, and final inspection compliance. Partial bids are strictly prohibited; bidders must submit pricing for the entire scope of work outlined in the engineering bills of quantities and drawings.

Construction Must Finish Within 60 Calendar Days

Construction must reach completion within a maximum of 60 calendar days, measured from the official date of contract signing. To ensure bidders understand site conditions, a mandatory on-site inspection is scheduled for October 19, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. local time. Contractors must gather at the main entrance of Zhuhai Acetate Fiber Company, located at No. 9 Hualian 3rd Road, Nanshui Town, Jinwan District, Zhuhai. Officials confirmed that late arrivals will not be accommodated. Project inquiries can be directed to Ms. Tan at 0756-7867262.

Bidders Must Use Two Electronic Portals for Registration

Bidders must use two separate electronic portals to complete registration and secure bidding documents. First, participants must register free of charge on the Tobacco Electronic Procurement Platform and obtain a digital CA certificate to manage subsequent filings. Second, applicants must access the electronic trading platform of Guangdong Machine Equipment Bidding Center Co., Ltd. to purchase the tender documents for a non-refundable fee of 300 yuan, payable via WeChat, Alipay, or UnionPay. Once payment is completed on the bidding center platform, contractors must upload the transaction receipt to the tobacco procurement platform before the document acquisition deadline to unlock download permissions.

Internal Oversight Ensures Compliance with Industry Standards

The tendering process is subject to internal oversight to maintain compliance with industry and enterprise standards. Mr. Heng oversees supervision for the project owner and can be reached via email at [email protected] or by phone at 0756-7867271. Project execution questions regarding commercial and technical specifications should be directed to agency representatives Li Yimin and Zhao Jiaping at 0756-2318311 or 0756-2318300. The agency office is situated at Room 602, 6th Building, Kehui Building, No. 63 Zijing Road, Xiangzhou District, Zhuhai.

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