Guys, where are the legitimate websites for bidding on pressure vessels?
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I’d like to find some business projects to work on on my own. Where can I find legitimate bidding websites?
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2022-6-13 at 15:34. You might still not understand; you’re probably looking for information on projects that are subject to public bidding, but that’s actually useless. To be honest, although it is said to be a public bidding process, in reality there isn’t one. For example, the name of the equipment in such bids is simply listed as “heat exchanger,” with the specifications given in the technical document – nothing else is provided. So how can you submit a bid in such circumstances? You don’t even know the user personally; who can tell you? It’s all just a joke; so you need to get approved or registered as a user, and then you’ll know which platform to go to in order to apply for the bid documents.
For 90% of the projects, the vendor has already been selected. In other words, all the data parameters for the project tender are provided by Party B. Bidding is just a formality.
I don’t understand. I asked a few people around me, and they all told me to look it up online; they wouldn’t reveal any other information. Sigh
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2022-6-13 at 16:02. They are just being perfunctory with you; besides, this industry is in a terrible state right now – it has no future. The industry’s profit margin is only 15%, not to mention your own business costs Our company’s business base is 3,000, with a commission of only 2%. Only 1% of contracts are large-scale ； Those guys are all just slacking off. Large contracts – the serious ones are all handled personally by the boss‘
Is the profit for this line already this low? I’ve been in this industry for just over two years, and I’m a bit envious watching the supply and sales staff in the factory land big orders
Haven’t you seen any news lately? How many design firms have closed down! Competition in the industry is extremely fierce. The manufacturing industry is in a complete mess, with competition based on lowest prices! That’s why industrial workers’ wages keep from rising!
Where can I find news like this about the economy? I can’t find it; please let me know
Our salesperson gets a 3% commission, while the previous company offered 5%.
It’s possible that you won’t have a base salary. If there is a base salary, it’s not that high; it’s 2%.