Guoda Company won a bid for a technological development plan.
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2006-09-01 20:51
On the afternoon of August 31, the bidding results for Yantai's 2006 Science and Technology Development Plan were announced. Nine projects secured funding, receiving a total of 3.9 million yuan in support.
Organized jointly by the Yantai Science and Technology Bureau and the Yantai Finance Bureau, and managed by Shandong Sop Bidding Co., Ltd., under the supervision of the Yantai Public Notary Office and the Yantai Supervision Bureau, the bidding for Yantai's Science and Technology Development Plan was conducted in a formal manner. This bidding activity followed the principles of fairness, justice, openness, scientific arrangement, orderly competition, and transparent administration. A total of 41 universities, research institutions, and enterprises, including Xi'an Jiaotong University, Tianjin University, and the Institute of Geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences, participated in the bidding. The Yantai Science and Technology Bureau and Finance Bureau allocated 3.9 million yuan in "applied technology research and development funds" to support the research and development of nine projects.
After expert evaluation, the project "Research and Development of Clean Production and Recyclable Utilization Technology for Mineral Resources" submitted by Guoda Company was awarded the bid. For this, our company will receive 300,000 yuan in special funds from the Yantai Science and Technology Bureau and Finance Bureau, accounting for 7.69% of Yantai's total R&D funding.
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