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Could everyone tell us which companies are responsible for the tar processing in their respective areas, and what the quality of the work is like? For reference!
There are too many construction companies, and generally a Class A qualification is required. For example, the construction units from the former Ministry of Chemical Industry, such as Huayi Construction, Huari Construction, and Huah. . The construction is good, and the work is carried out in a very standardized manner. The provincial installation and civil engineering contractors in various provinces are also quite good. As long as the owner provides proper management, has skilled professionals with a strong sense of responsibility, and possesses excellent technical expertise, it is no problem to deliver a high-quality project and achieve successful commissioning from the first attempt.
What was said upstairs is correct – companies with Class A qualifications are generally capable of carrying out such construction work. However, the fees associated with Class A qualifications are relatively high. For coal tar processing alone, Class B qualifications or even lower levels are usually sufficient, and it’s important to clarify this point in the construction bidding process, as it involves a significant amount of money
With companies in the same industry going bankrupt and operations coming to a halt, what’s the point of doing that?