China Communications Construction Group Announces 2025 Exterior Wall Coating Procurement Evaluation Results
On December 17, China Communications Construction Group Co., Ltd. (CCCG) officially announced the results of the procurement evaluation for exterior wall coatings (including construction) for 2025. This evaluation followed the tender documents' requirements, recommending three candidates for each package based on comprehensive score rankings, while adhering to the principle of no dual bidding for packages.
This tender attracted 17 suppliers, and ultimately 9 coating companies successfully qualified in 7 packages. In package 1, the candidates were: first place Guangdong Depuwei Coating Co., Ltd., second place Guangdong Meitus Building Materials Co., Ltd., and third place Guke Energy-saving Technology Co., Ltd.. In package 2, Guangdong Meitus Building Materials Co., Ltd. also secured first place, followed by Guke Energy-saving Technology Co., Ltd. and Deaiwei (China) Co., Ltd..
In package 3, Guke Energy-saving Technology Co., Ltd. ranked first, followed by Deaiwei (China) Co., Ltd. and Futai New Materials Technology Development Co., Ltd. The first candidate in package 4 was Deaiwei (China) Co., Ltd., with second and third places going to Futai New Materials Technology Development Co., Ltd. and Henan Pulasi New Materials Co., Ltd..
In package 5, first place was taken by Futai New Materials Technology Development Co., Ltd., while Henan Pulasi New Materials Co., Ltd. and Asahi Creative Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. ranked second and third, respectively. Package 6 was won by Henan Pulasi New Materials Co., Ltd., with Asahi Creative Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. and Beixin Jiabaoli Coating Group Co., Ltd. in second and third places. Finally, in package 7, Asahi Creative Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. took first place, followed by Beixin Jiabaoli Coating Group Co., Ltd. and Langfang Nippon Paint Co., Ltd. in second and third places.
CCCG, as a global leader in large-scale infrastructure comprehensive services, focuses on investment, construction, and operation in transportation infrastructure, providing integrated solutions and services to its clients. The company holds a significant position in the global infrastructure construction field, being the largest company in the world for port, road, and bridge design and construction, as well as dredging, and is a leader in the Asian international engineering contracting market.
According to the latest financial report, CCCG achieved operating revenue of 758.7 billion yuan in 2023, with newly signed contract amounts reaching 1.7532 trillion yuan, ranking 63rd in the Fortune Global 500, demonstrating strong profitability and market competitiveness.
2026-09-06
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