Corruption arose even from the pebble.

tone It was claimed that the state suffered a loss of 53 million lira by displaying 70 lira worth of processed and screened filler material as mere pebbles of raw river sand and handing it over to a company with a 26 lira delivery offer. A criminal complaint was filed with the Prosecutor’s Office, and CIMER was informed 4 days before who would win the tender, but the tender was closed at jet speed.

NOTIFIED 4 DAYS AGO

The Antalya Special Provincial Administration opened a tender on December 21 to sell 1.2 million tons of “sand and gravel” material stored in the Konyaaltı Boğaçayı stream. The management determined the estimated price of 23 lira and 56 kuruş as the price per ton of the material. Only one company called Kırmızı Beyaz participated in the tender and increased the price per ton to 26 lira. The tender dossier has been submitted to the Antalya Governorate for approval. However, 4 days before the bidding, on December 19, a notification request was made to CIMER. This A.Ş. Sedat Eriş, the owner of the company, wrote that the material is processed and filtered as filler material qualified with a ton of 70 lira, but the public will incur a loss of at least 60 million lira if it is written in the specifications. of the tender as if it was an unfiltered and unprocessed material of 23 lira. Eriş also wrote to CIMER that the transportation period of the material was written too short in the specification, which prevented participation in the tender, and that only the company named Kırmızı Beyaz Gayrimenkul would participate in the tender due to the limitation. The bidding was held 4 days later, as stated, only Kırmızı Beyaz submitted a firm bid and won. On the day of the tender, Eriş filed a criminal complaint with the Antalya General Prosecutor’s Office on the accusation of bid rigging and misconduct and handed over the documents to the prosecutor’s office. With the expert report it was determined that the material was sieved and processed as filler material.

Complaint against CIMER before the tender

In the specifications, it was indicated that the material put up for sale was ‘rade sand-gravel of group 1a’ and an estimated value of 28 million 376 thousand lire was calculated for this material, that is, 1.2 million tons. However, in the complaints made to CIMER and the prosecutor’s office, it was stated that the material was processed and sieved filler material, that the price was 70 lire per ton, so its real value was 84.3 million TL. It was alleged that the company made an unfair profit of at least 53 million lira, and the state suffered a loss of 53 million lira, due to undercutting the price by showing the material as cheap, as the tender resulted in 31, 2 million lire. .