Violations of law worth more than 25 billion soums detected in public procurement
In the public procurement studied in Jizzakh, Syrdarya, and Fergana, violations of competition legislation were identified, and cases were initiated regarding certain instances
Violations worth over 25 billion soums identified in public procurement
During the monitoring of public procurement and the review of appeals, the Competition Committee uncovered violations in procurements worth over 25 billion soums.
The violations identified in Jizzakh region total more than 1.5 billion soums. In Syrdarya region, legislative requirements were violated in a tender worth 22.5 billion soums.
In Fergana region, non-compliance with the legislation was also revealed in selection processes for the best proposals worth nearly 1.2 billion soums and 275 million soums.
In Jizzakh, the outsourcing service of the Arnasoy district medical association worth 588.3 million soums, and the procurement of inventory items worth 333.1 million soums across 6 tenders at the regional specialized art boarding school were inspected.
Additionally, violations were recorded regarding outsourcing services worth 420 million soums at the anti-tuberculosis dispensary, and the procurement of construction materials worth 183.1 million soums at the Dustlik district preschool and school education department.
In Syrdarya, tenders at the "Syrdarya TPP" branch of "Thermal Power Plants" JSC were examined, while in Fergana, the procurements of the Margilan city Improvement Department and the Buvayda district state institution for road use were investigated.
In Jizzakh, the requirements of Article 29 of the Law "On Competition" were violated due to unjustified requirements imposed on participants and incorrect evaluation of bidders. Cases were initiated, and mandatory instructions were issued.
In Syrdarya, a case was initiated regarding the violation of Article 29 of the Law "On Competition" and Articles 42, 46, and 61 of the Law "On Public Procurement". Regarding the two cases in Fergana, proceedings were also initiated, and administrative cases against officials were submitted to court based on Part 5 of Article 178 of the Code of Administrative Responsibility.