It turned out that TCDD had secretly tendered the 1st Stage work of Kayseri Boğazköprü Logistics Center. The tender, which was revealed to have been made on 20 June, was carried out with the 21b-Negotiation method instead of the open procedure that allows competition, which is determined as the main procedure by the Public Procurement Law.
SözcüAccording to the news of Yusuf Demir from TCDD, benefiting from the exceptions of the bargaining procedure foreseen for extraordinary situations such as earthquakes, gave the job to the partnership of Nas İnşaat and Kibritçi İnşaat, which it invited privately, without announcing it and without informing anyone.
"Kayseri Boğazköprü Logistics Center Construction (580st Phase)", whose approximate cost was determined as 515 million 1 thousand TL, was tendered for 539.1 million TL. According to the contract signed on 19 July, the 1st phase will be completed on 25 March 2024.
“It will be built on an area of 620 thousand square meters”
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Adil Karaismailoğlu announced in December last year that they would establish a Logistics Center with a carrying capacity of 620 million tons on an area of 1.8 thousand square meters in Boğazköprü, Kayseri.
MANY PUBLIC AUCTIONS
Among the projects that Nas İnşaat has undertaken before are Avcılar-Beylikdüzü metrobus road, İstanbul Gürpınar Fisheries Market Hall, Başakşehir Water Products Valley, Yenikapı Square Arrangement 1st Stage Anroşman Construction, Sabiha Gökçen Airport Look Repair Hangars and Additions Construction, Mediterranean Games Stadium Highway Connection , Junction, Overpass and Connections, Bursa İnegöl Public Bread Factory, Kiptaş Çatalca Social Housing and Sultangazi Cultural Center construction.
Some of the public tenders received by Kibritçi İnşaat are as follows:
Çatalca Social Housing, KİPTAŞ Arnavutköy Primary School, Başakşehir Güvercintepe Primary School, Umraniye Semi-Olympic Swimming Pools and Multi-Purpose Basketball Fields, Fikirtepe Anka Stage Unfinished Construction Works…
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