Yichang publishes RMB72 million wastewater-network EPC plan including valves and monitoring
The 6 November plan schedules tendering for November and covers sewer construction, upgrades and repairs in the Huayan treatment-plant catchment.

The story explained
Yichang’s public procurement portal published an EPC tender plan on 6 November for an integrated wastewater network project in the high-tech zone’s new urban centre. Estimated investment is RMB72 million, funded by the public budget, with tendering expected in November 2026.
The plan covers the Huayan wastewater treatment plant’s catchment. It lists 1,517 metres of new sewer on Tumen First Road, 4,278 metres of branch-network expansion or renewal on Huayan First Road, 3,137 metres along the Bailin River, and 1,200 metres of sewer and road-restoration work in the citrus-farm area.
A further package addresses 3,190 pipe defects and 28 incorrect or mixed connections, including seven kilometres of connection remediation and twelve kilometres of damaged-pipe renewal. Ancillary works include inspection chambers, valves, fittings and monitoring facilities. Valve sizes, models and quantities are not specified.
The EPC scope extends through design, procurement, construction, acceptance, handover and warranty obligations. The portal identifies this as preliminary planning information and makes the eventual tender documents authoritative. The investment estimate is a whole-project figure, not a valve purchasing budget.
Why it matters
Editorial analysis: The plan explicitly includes valves, fittings and monitoring, but package boundaries and equipment schedules await formal documents.
Relevant toWater EPC, valve, fitting and monitoring suppliers
What to watch next
Monitor the formal November tender and drawings for valve, chamber and monitoring-point requirements.
These are research prompts, not announced tenders or confirmed subsequent developments.
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This is an independently written summary and analysis, not an official translation. Project plans and status may change.