A part of the heating network on a street in Mykolaiv is being reconstructed: who received the 20 million contract

Mykolaivoblteploenergo has selected a contractor to reconstruct heating networks on Dniprovska Street in Ingul district of Mykolaiv.

According to the Center for Public Investigations, the utility company held a tender and selected a contractor to reconstruct a section of heating networks between the district heating station 5-4 and the district heating station 5-1 on Dniprovska Street. The works are to be completed by the end of 2025.

The project, which is worth UAH 22.17 million, involves the replacement or upgrade of heating networks within the city. The winner of the tender was SU 24 ENERGY-MONTAZH LLC, which agreed to perform the work for UAH 19 million.

Two other companies also took part in the tender: A GROUP ENGINEERING LLC, which submitted the final offer with the same amount of UAH 19 million, and Mykolaivmiskbud LLC, whose final offer was over UAH 20.9 million.

The procedure is currently awaiting a final decision on the contract with the selected contractor. If there are no objections, the reconstruction of the heating networks will start in the near future.

According to the youcontrol analytical system, SU 24 Energoresurs-Montazh LLC is a company based in Drohobych, Lviv region, that has been operating in the market since 2002. Its main activity is the construction of pipelines and other specialized construction works. The company has an authorized capital of UAH 1 million and demonstrates stable revenue growth: in 2024, it earned almost UAH 49 million, and in 2023, it earned more than UAH 35 million.

The company's director is Mikhail Mikhailovsky. The company is founded by Energoresurs-Invest Corporation (which owns 99% of the company) and SPE Energocenter LLC. In 2024, the company employed 59 people.

The company actively participates in tenders, has won more than 35 contracts, and its largest customers include Mykolaivvodokanal, Vinnytsia City Heating and other utilities from different regions of Ukraine.

As Mykola Logvinov, the company's director, told local media, the repaired branch will reduce electricity consumption by pumps and improve the stability of heat supply. The UAH 22.1 million repair is financed from heat tariff revenues.

Earlier it became known that Mykolaiv would receive up to €7.2 million in grant funds. The funds will be used to install individual heating substations and improve energy efficiency in residential buildings.

Ірина Глухова