Construction Project Contract Law Legal System (National Construction Project Tendering and Bidding Personnel Training Materials) (Solely for Sale)

Author: National Construction Engineering Tendering and Bidding Personnel Training Textbook Writing Committee
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: Contract management is a crucial component of modern construction engineering management. In the process of any construction project, the actions of the main entities inevitably form various legal relationships, such as between government construction authorities, construction tendering and bidding supervision departments, project legal entities, tendering and procurement agencies, engineering design units, construction units, and engineering construction supervision units. Among these, in addition to statutory administrative and supervisory relationships, other competitive legal relationships entering the construction market must be optimized and formed into contractual relationships between construction engineering entities based on tendering and bidding rules. Practice has proven that in the process of implementing the "Tendering and Bidding Agency System" stipulated in the "Tendering and Bidding Law," both tenderers and tendering and procurement agencies must learn to adhere to the principle of "taking law as the criterion and the competitive tendering and bidding process as the starting point to achieve the goal of signing effective contracts," mastering specialized knowledge and skills in construction engineering tendering and contract management, and genuinely fulfilling their tendering and procurement responsibilities. This book adheres to the principle of combining "scientificity, legal compliance, and applicability," based on the provisions of newly promulgated national laws and regulations and practical knowledge, and drawing on international general contract conditions for construction engineering, it has been written to provide basic knowledge of construction engineering contracts and related economic laws for teaching purposes.