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A Hat-Trick of Tenders: China IPPR Expands Its Whole-Process Consultation & Construction Supervision Business into New Fields
published Date:2026-04-14
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Recently, Jingxing International, an affiliate of China IPPR, has won three project bids in a row. Covering urban renewal, industrial infrastructure, ecological governance and low-carbon energy supply, Jingxing International leverages its comprehensive service capacity of whole-process engineering consultation and construction supervision to build expertise across diverse business scenarios, demonstrating its profound professionalism in multiple sectors and contributing to national development strategies.


Rain and Sewage Diversion Renovation Project of Jindu Street Area, Acheng District, Harbin

Undertaken service: Whole-process engineering consultation

The project team will deliver core services including whole-process engineering consultation, construction supervision, cost consultation and bidding agency services. It will conduct in-depth research on the technical characteristics and management challenges of municipal pipeline construction and rain-sewage diversion renovation in severely cold regions of Northeast China, fully align with local government demands for urban renewal, ecological environmental protection and infrastructure development, and guarantee the smooth delivery of the project.

As a landmark project for Acheng District, Harbin to implement the 15th Five-Year Plan and advance urban renewal and ecological governance, this project boasts three core values: people’s livelihood security, ecological protection and urban development. It serves as a concrete practice of the 15th Five-Year Plan’s guiding principles of green low-carbon development, systematic governance and prioritizing people’s livelihood, and sets an exemplary model for infrastructure upgrading and ecological improvement in old industrial bases in Northeast China.



High-End Machine Tool Intelligent Manufacturing Plant Construction Project of Beijing No.1 Machine Tool Works

Undertaken service: Whole-process engineering consultation

Located in Shunyi District, Beijing, this project is a key industrial program aligned with Beijing’s high-end precision industry priorities and Shunyi District’s development layout. In line with the capital’s positioning for advanced high-end industries, it integrates intelligent, digital and flexible advanced technologies. The project involves the new construction of an all-steel intelligent factory and supporting facilities, as well as intelligent upgrading and renovation of the existing plant area.

Upon completion, the plant will engage in the R&D and production of high-end CNC machine tools, building a benchmark intelligent manufacturing base integrating precision processing, intelligent assembly, automatic logistics and digital management. It will comprehensively boost the output, precision and efficiency of medium-to-high-end CNC machine tools, provide robust equipment support for key national sectors such as aerospace, high-end equipment and new energy, and play a vital role in advancing the domestic production of high-end machine tools and safeguarding the security of industrial and supply chains.


Energy Center of Zhongguancun Artificial Intelligence Science and Technology Park, Mentougou District

Undertaken service: Construction supervision

The project plans to construct one energy center covering a total energy supply area of approximately 600,000 square meters. Its supporting systems include reclaimed water source heat pump system, chiller refrigeration system, reclaimed water intake and drainage system, regional heating network heat exchange system, outdoor primary pipe network, water replenishment system, indoor cooling and heating pipelines as well as solar photovoltaic power generation system.

After operation, the project will achieve a green development target with renewable energy installed capacity accounting for over 60%. Compared with heating by gas-fired boilers, it is expected to cut natural gas consumption by 5.75 million standard cubic meters and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 11,800 tons annually.