[China 22MCC consortium wins bid for key project in Hebei province] China 22MCC and related enterprises have successfully won the bid for the urban renewal project of Hebei Tangshan Jingtang Smart Port Science and Technology Innovation Demonstration Park, with a total investment of 16.2 billion yuan. The project covers an area of approximately 4384 acres with a total construction area of over 4.41 million square meters, covering industrial facility construction, industrial introduction, and long-term operation and management. The cooperation period is 15 years. As a consortium led by central enterprises, we will leverage our strong construction capabilities and full chain service capabilities to promote high-quality project construction and assist in the transformation and upgrading of the Hebei region and urban renewa.Editor/Bian Wenjun
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