Oct. 28, 2024, 7:48 p.m.
Odesa SBU selects company to replace windows in sanatorium damaged by Russians
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The Odesa sanatorium of the Security Service of Ukraine has conducted a procurement to select a company that will be paid for the ongoing repair and replacement of metal-plastic windows and doors damaged by enemy fire.
This is reported in the Prozorro electronic procurement system.
The auction took place on October 28 in the format of open bidding with special features with the participation of three limited liability companies: "Gloria-V, Inter-Norm and SC Tamerlan. The winner was Gloria-V LLC, which agreed to work for UAH 4 million 777.7 thousand.
According to the YouControl service, Gloria V LLC was registered in 2017 in Vinnytsia. The owner is Olena Zaitseva from Vinnytsia region.
It should be noted that on March 26, 2024, a number of Russian media outlets reported a missile attack on the SBU sanatorium in Odesa. However, the SBU did not confirm this information at the time, and the head of the Odesa Regional State (Military) Administration, Oleh Kiper , said that 10 people were injured in a rocket attack on March 25. On that day, Odesa was attacked by a double ballistic missile strike.
In July 2022, the administration of theOdesa sanatorium of the Security Service of Ukraine decided to repair the roof of one of the medical and administrative buildings. The winner was the private enterprise Almaz, which received UAH 1 million 47 thousand for the work.
And in January 2022, the Odesa sanatorium of the Security Service of Ukraine announced a tender to select a company to pay for the overhaul of the medical building. On July 30, 2021, the sanatorium had already tried to choose a company for this repair and even held a tender with three participants, which was won by Stroy Imperiya Limited Liability Company. The company was to receive UAH 19 million 356.9 thousand. However, on October 8 of the same year, the results of the tender were canceled due to the lack of further need for the purchase of goods, works and services.
