T/COS 009-2021 Evaluation standards for design, manufacturing, construction, maintenance, and testing capabilities of military security and emergency enterprises
T/COS 009-2021 Evaluation standards for design, manufacturing, construction, maintenance, and testing capabilities of military security and emergency enterprises
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Scope: This document is implemented in the form of industry self-discipline based on the development situation and requirements of the military industry security and emergency response industry. It is one of the main documents promulgated by the Military Industry Society for the evaluation of the design, manufacturing, construction, maintenance, and testing capabilities of military security and emergency enterprises. This document is applicable to enterprises and institutions (hereinafter referred to as "enterprises") with independent legal person qualifications engaged in military security technology prevention and emergency engineering design, manufacturing, construction, maintenance, and testing within the territory of the People's Republic of China. Main Technical Content: Terms and Definitions The following terms and definitions are applicable to this document. 3.1 Military Security and Emergency Enterprises 3.2 Design, Manufacturing, Construction, Maintenance, and Testing 4. Level Definition The evaluation of the design, manufacturing, construction, maintenance, and testing capabilities of military security and emergency enterprises (hereinafter referred to as "capability evaluation") is divided into three levels: Level I, Level II, and Level III. Level I is the highest level. 5. Level I Standards 5.1 Basic Requirements The enterprise must have independent legal person qualifications and be registered with the administrative departments of industry and commerce in China, with a registered capital of no less than 5 million yuan or equivalent foreign currency. 5.2 Qualification Requirements Within the past two years from the date of application, the enterprise must have undertaken at least 5 (inclusive) large-scale security technology prevention or emergency engineering design and construction projects that have passed inspection, acceptance, or evaluation. The total contract amount of military security or emergency engineering projects must