Four procurement companies are signing export contracts worth 56.5 billion won with US procurement suppliers through the integrated support project for entering the K-quarantine overseas procurement market of the Public Procurement Service conducted online on the 19th. Provided by Public Procurement Service
The Public Procurement Service announced on the 19th that four procurement companies have signed export contracts of US$ 5.65 million (about 6.2 billion won) with US procurement suppliers.
Companies are selling four items, including cotton masks ($43.6 million), contactless thermometers ($520,000), dental masks ($450,000), and face shields ($320,000), to Washington, DC, Virginia, and Florida through U.S. procurement suppliers. Each will be delivered to the state government of Maryland.
The Public Procurement Service’s K-Defense Prevention Overseas Procurement Market Advancement Support Project is playing a key role in helping domestic companies enter the overseas procurement market.
From last year to this month, domestic procurement companies have earned a value of $12.80 million (approximately 13.3 billion won) through the’K-Defense Prevention Overseas Procurement Market Expansion Integrated Support Project’ and the’K-Defense Prevention Online Country Market Expo’. Signed an export contract.
Companies have expanded their sales channels to overseas markets by exporting 7 items including masks, non-contact thermometers, and face shields with six countries, including the US, Qatar, and Egypt.
PPS Planning Coordinator Lee Sang-yoon said, “The fact that it is a K-quarantine company recognized by the Korean government has become the key to this export contract.” “We will continue to provide support so that we can discover excellent companies and enter the overseas procurement market.” said.
Daejeon = Reporter Lim Ho-beom [email protected]
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