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August 28th, 2018
Slovak state authorities probably employed a discriminatory approach in tenders that granted an advantage to security firm Bonul, owned by Miroslav Bodor, the Let's Stop Corruption Foundation claimed on Tuesday. The foundation filed a complaint calling for an audit of 26 tenders worth a total of a billion euros. Ministries and state agencies had demanded a "C4 integrator" certificate from tender bidders. "We consider it unlawful that some public procurement organisers systematically demand this from suppliers, even though the work and services that are the subject of tenders aren't really related to the certificate. In this fashion they're obstructing effective economic competition," said lawyer Miroslav Cak, who is affiliated with the Let's Stop Corruption Foundation.
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