Taihe Updates | Attorney Zhang Yuting of Taihe (Nantong) was invited to deliver a specialized training session on construction project management for Jiangsu Yangkou Port Construction and Development Group Co., Ltd.

Release Date:

2026-09-11

To help state-owned enterprises enhance their compliance management in the construction sector, mitigate legal risks, and prevent the loss of state assets, on September 10, Attorney Zhang Yuting of Taihe (Nantong) Law Firm was invited to deliver a specialized training session on construction project management for Yangkou Port Group and its subsidiaries.

This training program is structured into six major modules that span the entire lifecycle of construction projects, comprehensively addressing common legal issues in areas such as tendering and bidding, contracting and subcontracting, project payment settlement, construction schedules, completion acceptance, and quality‑related warranty obligations. The course combines statutory and regulatory analysis, in-depth examination of judicial precedents, and practical guidance to systematically dissect frequently litigated matters—including the validity and settlement of “black‑and‑white” contracts, disputes over subcontracting and the status of actual contractors, settlement of design changes under fixed‑price contracts, claims for extension of time, compliance requirements for completion acceptance, and the delineation of liability for quality‑related warranties—thereby clarifying applicable adjudicatory principles and key risk factors.

In light of the regulatory framework governing state-owned enterprises, the training focused on elucidating the liability of managerial personnel for dereliction of duty in the engineering sector. It systematically outlined a three-tier accountability regime—administrative, disciplinary, and criminal—corresponding to misconduct such as unauthorized signing and inadequate oversight. Furthermore, it proposed practical compliance‑based risk‑mitigation measures for critical processes—including tendering and bidding management, contract execution, and performance monitoring—thereby reinforcing participants’ awareness of their obligation to act in full compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

Going forward, Taihe (Nantong) Law Firm will continue to focus on the core legal needs of state-owned enterprises in the engineering construction sector, delivering precise and pragmatic compliance solutions to help companies strengthen their risk‑management defenses and safeguard the security of state‑owned assets.

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