Jeil Trading inks 16.7 billion won de-icing agent contract with Public Procurement Service
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Jeil Trading has signed a 16.77 billion won contract with the Public Procurement Service for de-icing agents.
- This contract allows public institutions nationwide to purchase Jeil Trading's de-icing products through the KONEPS online mall.
- The agreement secures a stable sales channel for Jeil Trading, which offers various de-icing products including salt, calcium chloride, and eco-friendly options.
Jeil Trading, a specialist in de-icing agents, has secured a significant contract worth 16.77 billion won with the Public Procurement Service (PPS). The agreement, announced on the 24th, establishes a framework for public institutions across South Korea to procure Jeil Trading's de-icing products via the KONEPS online mall.
This multi-supply agreement (MAS) allows qualified suppliers to enter into contracts with the PPS, which then enables government agencies and public organizations to directly select and purchase necessary products. For companies like Jeil Trading, this system provides a stable sales channel to the public sector.
The company offers a diverse range of de-icing solutions, including standard salt, calcium chloride, and environmentally friendly options. Jeil Trading manages the entire process from production to import and distribution for both domestic public and private markets.
A company representative stated, "Through this multi-supply agreement, we will ensure stable responses to public de-icing needs by managing quality and delivery times." The company aims to solidify its position by reliably supplying essential winter road maintenance materials.
Through this multi-supply agreement, we will ensure stable responses to public de-icing needs by managing quality and delivery times.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.