According to public information, the winning bidder for the reclamation project in Nan 'ao Island is China Communications Construction Group Corporation.
On February 29th, 20 17, 17, the company officially issued the bid-winning notice for the reclamation project in Nan 'ao Island. According to the announcement, the winning projects include the planning, design and construction of the reclamation project in Nan 'ao Island, and the winning bid amount is 654.38 yuan+700 million yuan.
China Communications Construction Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive engineering company focusing on infrastructure construction, with rich project experience and professional technical team. Winning the bid for Nan 'ao Island reclamation project will help the company accumulate more experience in the field of sea reclamation and further consolidate its leading position in the infrastructure construction industry.
To sum up:
The winning bidder of Nan 'ao Island Reclamation Project is China Communications Construction Group Corporation. The company's professional team and rich experience make it an ideal bidder for this project. With the development of the project, the company will further enhance its influence in the field of infrastructure construction.
Legal basis:
Article 3 of the Bidding Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that the following engineering construction projects, including engineering survey, design, construction, supervision and procurement of important equipment and materials related to engineering construction, must be subject to bidding: (1) large-scale infrastructure, public utilities and other projects related to social interests and public safety; (2) Projects that are wholly or partially invested with state-owned funds or financed by the state; (3) Projects that use loans or aid funds from international organizations or foreign governments.
Article 4 of "Bidding Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)" stipulates that no unit or individual may break up the projects that must be subject to bidding according to law or evade bidding in any other way.