China Fifth Metallurgical won the bid for a municipal project of RMB 6.1 billion--Seetao

[China Fifth Metallurgical won the bid for a municipal project of RMB 6.1 billion] On June 29, 2022, I learned from the national public resource trading platform that the general contracting of the comprehensive supporting project of Huangshi Xingang Port Industry-City Integration Development Comprehensive Supporting Project and the design and construction general contracting results of the first phase project of the Southwest Residential Area in the Start-up Area of Xiongan New Area were released. All projects are listed by China Fifth Metallurgical Group Co., Ltd., with a total investment of about 6.1 billion yuan. Editor / Zhao E

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