Ministry of Environmental Protection requires procurement of domestically produced monitors

For air quality monitoring equipment, the Ministry of Environmental Protection requires the purchase of domestically produced equipment. Air quality monitoring equipment is an important part of changing air quality. The state-level urban air quality monitoring point for new standards monitoring capacity has been supported by the state and is aimed at PM2.5. The procurement of automatic monitoring equipment such as SO2 and NO2 has also entered the agenda.

Recently, the Ministry of Environmental Protection issued the "Second Phase Monitoring Implementation Plan for New Air Quality Standards," which stipulates that areas that undertake the second phase of the air quality monitoring implementation task should, in accordance with the requirements, prioritize the selection of cost-effective monitoring instruments and equipment under the same conditions. Purchasing domestic equipment according to relevant requirements of government procurement.

According to the plan, the second phase of the implementation of the new air quality standards for all monitoring points of the city equipment and equipment public announcements need to be completed by the end of July, the end of August to complete all the monitoring points equipment and equipment bidding. The new urban air quality monitoring data networking equipment shall be tendered, simultaneously purchased, and installed and operated simultaneously with the monitoring equipment.