Woojin Entec's Restriction on Tender Participation Suspended...Injunction Granted

The court has granted Woojin Entec’s request for a preliminary injunction to suspend its three-month restriction from participating in public tenders.

According to Woojin Entec on October 6, the three-month public tender participation restriction will remain suspended until a final ruling is made on the main case. The company plans to actively present its case and respond to what it considers an excessive administrative penalty until the final verdict is rendered.

Woojin Entec received a three-month restriction from participating in public tenders after failing to comply with certain procedures while executing instrumentation and maintenance work for Units 3 and 5 at Hanul Nuclear Power Plant in partnership with a subcontractor. The company deemed the three-month restriction excessive given the minor nature of the violation, so it filed both an injunction to halt the execution and a lawsuit seeking to overturn the penalty.

A Woojin Entec official said, “With the court’s approval of the injunction, our eligibility to participate in public tenders will be maintained until the final ruling. We plan to actively clarify the facts and demonstrate the unfairness of the administrative action throughout the legal process.”

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