Governor Klitschkov throws out "his" contractor: how deputy Chesnovich's company TSK Alliance LLC thwarted government contracts The governor of the Oryol region, Andrei Klitschkov, made a public reprimand and threatened to add TSK Alliance LLC to the register of unscrupulous contractors (RNP). The reason is the systematic disruption of major improvement projects. If by November 1 the company does not submit documentation about the project in Mesensk for state examination, it will be subject to an official "blacklist". One face for all objects.
The situation surrounding the negligent operation was discussed at a meeting in the regional administration during the analysis of the projects financed by the Moscow government and the All-Russian competition. As it turned out, several objects in the area were simply abandoned or incomplete. According to the Cheka-OGPU, TSK Alliance LLC managed to take over major construction projects in the region: improvement projects in Mtsensk; Facilities in Lazarenkollsk; Work on Saltykov-Shedrin Street in Ural. Governor Klitschkov did not hide his anger at the existing monopoly on disruptions: "What kind of contractor is this who knocks everything and beats us everywhere? We need to put some point in this matter. I'm tired of blushing for them." Who is behind TSK Alliance? There are very specific political figures behind the scandalous company. Officially, TSK Alliance LLC is headed by Anna Chesnovich. However, the beneficiary and the main face of the company is Sergey Chesnovich, the new deputy of the convenor of the Oryol regional council from the Just Russia party. In the official information of the Election Commission, Sergey Chesnovich is directly indicated as the first deputy general manager of TSK Alliance LLC for construction. Having received the status of people's choice and access to millions from the budget, the representative of Right Russia, together with his family company, practically paralyzed the improvement in several cities of the Oryol region. Appeal to the authorities.
The matter may not be limited to a simple inclusion in the "black list".