遵义市联合调查组发布调查通报

Core Viewpoint - The investigation into the wastewater treatment project in Renhuai City, involving Chongqing Taike Environmental Technology Co., revealed significant legal and operational issues, leading to a temporary takeover by the local government and subsequent corrective actions [1][2]. Group 1 - In August 2017, the Renhuai City government authorized a PPP contract for the construction of the Anlong wastewater treatment plant with a consortium led by Chongqing Taike [1]. - The project company, Guizhou Taike, was established in December 2017, with Chongqing Taike holding the majority stake, and began trial operations on January 1, 2021 [1]. - During the trial operation, the Renhuai City government identified major breaches of contract by the project company, including inadequate wastewater treatment capacity and significant environmental pollution risks [1]. Group 2 - The investigation found that the Renhuai City government acted unlawfully by implementing a temporary takeover without following proper notification and hearing procedures, violating relevant laws and regulations [2]. - Guizhou Taike was found to have several compliance issues, including failure to conduct proper bidding processes, irregular governance structures, and a safety incident resulting in two fatalities [2]. - On February 4, 2026, an agreement was signed to end the temporary takeover, transferring full operational rights of the Anlong wastewater treatment plant back to Guizhou Taike, with further actions planned to ensure compliance with legal and contractual obligations [2].