江苏行动：2025年度工程勘察设计质量与市场行为联合抽查工作开启

Core Viewpoint - Jiangsu Province's Housing and Urban-Rural Development Department and the Provincial Defense Mobilization Office announced a joint inspection for the quality of engineering surveying and design for the year 2025, aiming to standardize the market order and enhance the quality of the surveying and design industry in the province [1]. Summary by Relevant Sections Inspection Scope - The inspection will cover projects that received construction drawing review approval from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025, including low-risk projects under self-examination commitment and projects exempt from construction drawing review [1]. Work Arrangement - By the end of August, local authorities will select and report city-level inspection project lists to the provincial department [3]. - From August to September, local authorities will notify relevant surveying and design units to submit inspection materials and organize expert evaluations [3]. - By the end of September, local authorities must submit written reports of city-level inspection results to the provincial department, with increased provincial inspection ratios for late submissions [3]. - Provincial-level inspections will be conducted from September to October, based on the project lists submitted by local authorities [3]. Other Requirements - Local authorities must prioritize the inspection, organize effectively, and ensure the accuracy and completeness of submitted materials [4]. - Inspections will follow a "double random, one public" principle, with strict adherence to expert avoidance protocols during the inspection process [4]. - Local authorities are required to coordinate the inspection process according to the timeline to enhance work efficiency [4]. Project Selection Criteria - Each surveying and design unit can have a maximum of three projects selected for inspection. Units with reported issues in the previous two years will be prioritized for inspection [7]. - For construction drawing review institutions, the number of projects selected for inspection will depend on the volume of projects reviewed in the previous year, with specific minimums set based on the number of projects [7]. Focus Areas - The inspection will particularly focus on seismic safety in high-risk areas, including schools, hospitals, and emergency facilities, as well as high-rise buildings and projects involving historical preservation [8].