Wison Engineering and BASF sign joint contract for 400,000-ton MDI integration project

Wison Engineering (China) Co., Ltd. announced that its consortium with South Korea’s Dalin Engineering Co., Ltd. has signed an EPsCm (design, procurement service) with BASF Polyurethanes (Chongqing) Co., Ltd. on the Chongqing 400,000-ton MDI integration project in Shanghai. , construction management) contract.

The signing of the contract announced that the world's largest MDI monomer project is about to start.

The signing project is a joint implementation of the general contracting service contract by Wison Engineering Co., Ltd. and Korea Dalin Engineering Co., Ltd. to jointly undertake the detailed design, procurement and construction management of the project. It is reported that the three parties have planned to concentrate on office work and hold a project kick-off meeting at the Wison headquarters on June 1.

In cooperation with BASF, Wison will establish an excellent project management team to conduct comprehensive monitoring and scientific management of the project implementation process, and strictly implement the owners' high standards for project safety, environmental protection and quality in strict accordance with relevant national regulations. On-time delivery of quality projects.

The 400,000-ton MDI project was independently invested by BASF about RMB 8 billion, including the MDI production facility, nitrobenzene production facility and aniline production facility. It is the core part of the integrated chemical production complex in Chongqing Changshou Economic and Technological Development Zone. This facility will be mainly used for the production of core raw materials for polyurethane foams after its operation in 2014, which will enable Chongqing to become a world-class polyurethane raw material production base and a polyurethane product technical service center in the western region.

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