Office Chair in Ledu

The following are the units in Ledu District involved in office chair procurement and related information:

I. Culture, Sports, Tourism, Radio and Television Bureau of Ledu District, Haidong City (at the same level) This unit has explicitly included an office chair procurement project in its 2026 state-owned asset allocation plan. The current number of office chairs is 220, but the shortage quantity is not indicated in the publicly available information. This plan indicates that the unit has a need for office chair renewal or supplementation. The specific procurement scale needs to be determined in combination with the shortage quantity, but there is currently a lack of further data support.

II. Education Bureau of Ledu District In its 2024 procurement project, technical parameter requirements for office chairs were proposed, including:

1. Resilience standard: The seat resilience is required to be ≥90% to ensure long-term comfort after use.
2. Chair leg material: It uses a ￠30mm stainless steel thickened bow-shaped leg frame, taking into account both load-bearing capacity and stability.
3. Other parameters: Although not fully disclosed, they involve ergonomic design and durability indicators. It should be noted that this procurement requires re-bidding due to parameter adjustments. The current project status is suspended or postponed, and the specific implementation time needs to be followed up with subsequent announcements.

III. Industry Information on Hand-cranked Adjustable-height Desk and Chair in Ledu, Haidong The desks and chairs produced by local enterprises generally use E0-grade environmentally friendly panels (formaldehyde emission ≤ 0.05mg/m³) and food-grade PP plastics, with an environmental compliance rate of 96.7%. Some products apply antibacterial coating technology. However, this information mainly pertains to desks and chairs and does not directly involve the materials or processes of office chairs. It can only be inferred that local enterprises have the technical capability to produce environmentally friendly office furniture.

IV. Situation of Other Units The procurement projects of units such as the Justice Bureau and the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in Ledu District do not mention office chairs, indicating that they have no public procurement plans in the near future or that their needs have not reached the bidding scale.

Summary: The office chair procurement needs in Ledu District are concentrated in the Culture, Sports, Tourism, Radio and Television Bureau and the Education Bureau. The former's demand scale remains to be determined, while the latter's implementation is postponed due to technical parameter adjustments. Local enterprises have the capability to produce environmentally friendly furniture, but there is little specific information on office chairs. The latest developments need to be obtained through government procurement platforms or unit announcements.