To develop government office buildings through public-private partnerships, the National Property Administration (NPA) initiated a joint development project involving national land located at Lot No. 225, Subsection 5, Ren’ai Section, Da’an District, Taipei City. Under this initiative, a private partner was introduced to construct two government office buildings on behalf of the NPA at the original site. Additionally, two other land parcels — one in the Nangang Section and the other in the Zhongshan Section — were provided through the establishment of superficies rights, allowing the private partner to construct and operate its own buildings. This marks the first off-site development model in Taiwan where national land was used for office buildings through a public-private partnership.
Due to price fluctuations, rising investment costs, and other macroeconomic factors, the project underwent multiple failed tenders. After three rounds of project review and approval of the revised plan by the Executive Yuan, the tender was finally awarded. As the construction phase officially begins, the NPA, in alignment with the principles of the Procurement Integrity Platform — “cross-sector collaboration,” “public-private partnership,” “administrative transparency,” and “all-out supervision” — held a Procurement Integrity Platform Communication Meeting on May 16, 2025. The meeting was chaired by NPA Deputy Director-General LI, CHENG-TSUNG and attended by Chief Prosecutor CHIANG, CHEN-YU of the Taipei District Prosecutors Office; Chairman YEH, YI-CHANG of Transparency International Taiwan; Architect HUANG, HSIU-CHUANG; Section Chief LI, CHENG-LI of the Public Construction Commission, Executive Yuan; Deputy Director HUNG, CHUN-YUEH of Anti-Corruption Division, Agency Against Corruption, Ministry of Justice; and Deputy Director LIN, HSIN-CHIEH of the Ministry of Finance’s Department of Civil Service Ethics.
At the meeting, the private partner gave a presentation on the construction plans and responded to key topics raised by the NPA, including surveys of nearby structures, prevention of construction-related disputes, sand and gravel disposal, handling of undue external interference or lobbying, and traffic maintenance. Participants from both public and private sectors, as well as invited experts, provided in-depth suggestions and feedback. The meeting fully demonstrated the function of the Procurement Integrity Platform in facilitating intersectoral dialogue. It is hoped that this collaborative effort will help build a transparent and accountable administrative environment, ensuring that the project progresses in full compliance with the law and in a thorough and efficient manner.
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