Anti-corruption agency finds air navigation violations with security cameras

Two procurement processes have already been opened by this agency. But security cameras have been located in administration for months and throughout the agency's spaces.

The same cameras are also in the area where Radari happens in Goles and according to information KTV owns, they are located immediately after the failure of the security test done by the Interior Ministry.

KTV found out that five more have been installed by two static cameras in Goles.

However, about 12 cameras are expected to be purchased with the procurement process in the “tender, provided with safety equipment”, which is meant to cost 30,000 euros, and the deadline for submitting bids is 27 March.

Another process worth 6,500 euros is meant to buy 35 more cameras.

The Agency says they haven't opened two procurement processes, but they have one that, according to them, is divided into tears.

The Anti-Corruption Agency for the latest tender process in that for “The USNA has violated the public procurement law provisions.

Anti-corruption says ASHNA has not dared to define as criteria that camera supplier must have had contracts only with contact authorities.

“A contractor authority has the right to demand within the criteria as contracting and reference evidence, with which to prove the technical and professional capacity of the OE, but if the contracting authority establishes such a requirement to prove the technical and professional ability of economic operators should be referred to or certificates of public authorities and private persons, and not as it has acted in the concrete case, only to quote reference to any contracting authority”, the AKK opinion said.

The agency has informed A The USA will also announce to the Public Procureing Regulatory Commission on this matter.

Kohavision, days earlier, had directed questions to this agency if it would take into account the AKK's remarks about the tender, but had not received answers.

ASHNA spokesman Driton Ukkan had said the Agency still had the ruling in place, which prevented them from responding to any email or question posed by journalist Ardiana Thaci.

However A The USNA answers were turned into one of the Time Group's electronic addresses.