A validation meeting was held, and news that the Changhang Binjiang Branch was planning to build a large fire-fighting and rescue vessel spread rapidly.
During this period, the phone rang incessantly, with directors and political commissioners from more than a dozen brother branches calling to inquire whether Binjiang Branch had struck it rich.
The investment would cost at least tens of millions; this was a substantial order indeed.
Several ship design units and shipbuilding enterprises from Hanwu were in an uproar; some sought help through contacts, some directly rushed to Binjiang to discuss, and some even went to seek leaders at Changhang Police Bureau or even the Yangtze Navigation Bureau.
The office received dozens of proposals from design units and shipyards, not only from Hanwu, but also from East Sea, Qingdao, Dalian, and even East Guang.
