A Study On Risk Management Of Quangzhou DongHai Tidal Flats Development Project In Preliminary Stage

Shoal land exploitation is a very important career in east coastal area and it has produced significant profit, but the negative affection that brought forth with it also has got more and more attention by not only the government but also scholars. The most problem in government guiding engineer is the financing, and as a method to solve the local government infrastructure financing problem, BT (Build-Transfer) model currently has been widely used in China. But the current study for the BT model is mainly focused on a particular aspect of its implementation process, such as financing, bidding and tendering, contract, etc. There has no systemic risk identification, assessment and prediction from the point of project management.In this paper, firstly we make a review of the study on BT model and development and utilization of tidal flats. Secondly we use the Quanzhou, Donghai tidal flats development project as the example to make a project risk management system in early stage under the BT model for the government management. After analysis the engineering characteristics of the project, we use the risk factor decomposition method which combined with the Delphi model to identify the main risk factor of the project. Then we use the gray-level analysis and comprehensive evaluation method to identify sort of risk factors and evaluate the overall risk. Finally, through the risk factors identified sort, a clear pre-project faced a major risk factor, the development of a risk-targeted strategy for the Government in the implementation of the project development process to achieve focus on the risks and appropriate precautions and control.The main contribution in this paper is from the perspective of project management, we analysis the risks of government-led development projects, clearly define the BT mode of the government infrastructure and pose a risk of the impact of the implementation of the project for the government in project implementation pre-project risk management to provide a reference for future similar projects draw on the work of risk management.