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The subject of the public contract is the supply of an electric arc furnace (EAF) of 200 tons capacity with all associated facilities as its steelmaking facilities. The requirement is to have a steelmaking furnace designed for flexibility where the input charge mix shall be flexible allowing a ratio of 100 %, 75 % Scrap + 25 % DRI/HBI OR 50 % Scrap + 50 % DRI/HBI, as per requirement. The requirement further stipulates that there is an external scrap pre-heating facility. Scrap shall be supplied from existing scrap yard through existing rail route (approximately 80-90 %) and by truck (approximately 10 - 20 %). The steel produced will be dispatched to the two existing continuous casting machines (CCM1 or CCM2) OR in future via one new billet CCM (CCM4) instead of CCM1.…
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Official summary · Čeština
The subject of the public contract is the supply of an electric arc furnace (EAF) of 200 tons capacity with all associated facilities as its steelmaking facilities. The requirement is to have a steelmaking furnace designed for flexibility where the input charge mix shall be flexible allowing a ratio of 100 %, 75 % Scrap + 25 % DRI/HBI OR 50 % Scrap + 50 % DRI/HBI, as per requirement. The requirement further stipulates that there is an external scrap pre-heating facility. Scrap shall be supplied from existing scrap yard through existing rail route (approximately 80-90 %) and by truck (approximately 10 - 20 %). The steel produced will be dispatched to the two existing continuous casting machines (CCM1 or CCM2) OR in future via one new billet CCM (CCM4) instead of CCM1.…
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TED · 270633-2026. Checked on Aug 21, 2026, 10:05 PM.
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