Changzhi Mobile Toilet Bidding
The 2024 project for mobile prefabricated public restrooms (urban stations) in the main urban area of Changzhi City has been awarded to Shanxi Xinjiuke Industry and Trade Co., Ltd., with a contract amount of 1,691,270 yuan. Here is a summary of key project information:

I. Project Overview
The project number is 1404992024AGK00591, with a budget and maximum limit price both set at 1,773,800.00 yuan. The procurement method is open bidding, and joint bidding is explicitly not accepted. The core content of the project is to provide five mobile prefabricated public restrooms (urban stations), including the construction of a new 88-square-meter prefabricated urban station. The functional areas are meticulously divided, encompassing 10 squat toilets, a third restroom, a management room, a service office area, and a rest area, reflecting a focus on barrier-free facilities and humanized services.
II. Bidding Process and Timeline
Bidding documents can be obtained online through the Shanxi Provincial Government Procurement Network platform from November 14 to November 21, 2024 (excluding legal holidays). Potential bidders must submit and open their bid documents at 09:30 AM (Beijing Time) on December 4, 2024. The process is compact and standardized.
III. Bidder Qualification Requirements
Bidders must meet the provisions of Article 22 of the Government Procurement Law of the People's Republic of China, including having the ability to independently bear civil liability, good commercial reputation and financial status, and the equipment and professional technical capabilities required to fulfill the contract. Additionally, this project is specifically targeted at procurement from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with no other specific qualification conditions set, reflecting policy support for SMEs.
IV. Bidding Results and Contract Content
Shanxi Xinjiuke Industry and Trade Co., Ltd. won the bid with a price of 1,691,270 yuan (including tax), saving 82,530 yuan compared to the budget. The contract specifies that among the five mobile restrooms to be delivered, one is a newly built 88-square-meter comprehensive urban station, while the specific specifications of the remaining four have not been disclosed but are presumed to be standardized mobile restrooms. The project implementation must strictly adhere to the requirements of the bidding documents to ensure that the functional area configurations and construction quality meet the standards.




