Recently, the Ministry of Housing, Urban-Rural Development publicly reported on the investigation and punishment of illegal acts such as construction subcontracting and illegal subcontracting of construction projects in 2025, focusing on exposing typical problems and seriously dealing with responsible subjects. This notice adheres to problem orientation and strengthens deterrent warnings. It is not only a precise management of outstanding and persistent problems in the industry, but also a powerful measure for the housing and construction system to continuously improve the supervision system, standardize market order, and maintain the bottom line of project quality and safety. The quality and safety of construction projects concerns the safety of people's lives and property, as well as the overall high-quality development of urban construction. Acts such as project subcontracting, illegal subcontracting, and qualification linkages can easily cause lack of project management, improper construction standards, and vacant safety responsibilities. They are prominent industry problems that disrupt the fair competition order in the construction market and breed hidden quality and safety hazards. According to the latest data from the Ministry of Housing, Urban-Rural Development, a total of 260,270 projects were investigated nationwide in 2025, involving 207,399 construction units and 23,3596 construction enterprises. 6854 construction projects with construction violations were detected, a year-on-year decrease of 17%; 2,148 construction units and 5,480 construction enterprises had construction violations, a year-on-year decrease of 20% and 6%, respectively. This “safety net” covering the whole country has screened out risks and covered the bottom line.

Recently, the Ministry of Housing, Urban-Rural Development publicly reported on the investigation and punishment of illegal acts such as construction subcontracting and illegal subcontracting of construction projects in 2025, focusing on exposing typical problems and seriously dealing with responsible subjects. This notice adheres to problem orientation and strengthens deterrent warnings. It is not only a precise management of outstanding and persistent problems in the industry, but also a powerful measure for the housing and construction system to continuously improve the supervision system, standardize market order, and maintain the bottom line of project quality and safety. The quality and safety of construction projects concerns the safety of people's lives and property, as well as the overall high-quality development of urban construction. Acts such as project subcontracting, illegal subcontracting, and qualification linkages can easily cause lack of project management, improper construction standards, and vacant safety responsibilities. They are prominent industry problems that disrupt the fair competition order in the construction market and breed hidden quality and safety hazards. According to the latest data from the Ministry of Housing, Urban-Rural Development, a total of 260,270 projects were investigated nationwide in 2025, involving 207,399 construction units and 23,3596 construction enterprises. 6854 construction projects with construction violations were detected, a year-on-year decrease of 17%; 2,148 construction units and 5,480 construction enterprises had construction violations, a year-on-year decrease of 20% and 6%, respectively. This “safety net” covering the whole country has screened out risks and covered the bottom line.