The procurement bureau of the equipment development department under the Central Military Commission (CMC) and the armament departments of the Army and Navy have released over 800 projects that will receive a funding of 3.7 billion yuan (USD 557. 2 million).
The military will continue to update the information on the website which was launched in January 2015 in an move to open China's defence sector to private enterprises and boost competition in military procurement.
At present, the website has over 9,000 enterprise and institution users.
It has issued over 2,000 piece of information on military procurement since last January.
With over USD 145 billion annual budget, China currently is the second largest spender of the military after the US.
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