Abstract:As core facilities of integrated transportation hubs, large railway station buildings exhibit characteristics such as massive structural size, complex loading conditions, and harsh service environments. The safety and durability of concrete structures directly determine the overall quality and service life of the project, and the quality of concrete raw materials is the foundation for ensuring structural performance. Based on the Nanjing North Railway Station project, this paper systematically studies four key aspects: differences in raw material performance indicators, material selection and traceability mechanisms, a four-level supervision system, and storage environment control, addressing challenges such as significant differences in indicators, high difficulty in tracing sources, and weak process supervision under the dual constraints of national and railway standards. The research draws the following conclusions: Firstly, the railway standards are stricter than the national standards in key durability indicators such as alkali content, chloride ion content, and air content, necessitating the establishment of a differentiated management checklist; secondly, by constructing a material selection and traceability mechanism that ensures "source traceability, process controllability, and accountability traceability," the quality stability of raw materials can be effectively guaranteed; thirdly, implementing a four-level linkage supervision system, namely "self-inspection by the mixing plant - spot inspection by the project department - supervision witness - unannounced inspection by the owner," achieves closed-loop control throughout the entire process; fourthly, strengthening environmental safeguards such as temperature and humidity control, and zoned storage significantly reduces the risk of material performance fluctuations. The systematic control strategies developed in this study provide practical references for the quality management of concrete raw materials in similar large-scale transportation hub projects. Keywords: raw material performance material traceability management four-tier supervision system storage management