Nov. 21, 2024, 9:31 p.m.
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Journalists investigated a tender for the restoration of an infectious diseases hospital in Odesa. The works worth UAH 148.63 million will be performed by the Avis consortium, which received the order almost without competition. An analysis of the estimate and tender conditions revealed a number of suspicious aspects.
This was reported by Nashi Hroshi.
Under the contract, it is planned to restore the Valikhovsky building (letter "M") of the city infectious diseases hospital on Pastera Street by the end of 2025. The work includes the restoration of the foundation, walls, floors, ceilings, installation of elevators, ventilation, heating, air conditioning, water supply and sewerage, as well as fire alarm and lightning protection systems.
The project is funded by a loan from the European Investment Bank through the Ukraine Recovery Program, and the value added tax is covered by the local budget.
The journalists drew attention to significant discrepancies between the prices of materials in the contract and market prices.
The estimated overpayment for these and other items can reach UAH 12.51 million. For comparison, this amount is enough to purchase more than 700 FPV drones.
The Avis consortium was awarded the contract without any real competition - its offer was only UAH 600 cheaper than the expected cost. The conditions of participation were formulated in such a way that they significantly limited the range of possible contractors. For example, they required feedback from the client, addressed specifically to the Capital Construction Department, and issued no earlier than the tender announcement.
The Avis consortium was formed by two Odesa-based companies, SK Avtostroy and Inzh-Stroy. The former was for some time a member of the RDS group, along with Rostdorstroy, which is said to be close to Odesa Mayor Gennadiy Trukhanov.
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