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Suspected corruption holds up ring road

Aug 06, 2008
By Egle Strockyte

VILNIUS - The government office in charge of the Vilnius ring road project has engineered a bidding process in which only one favored company, Panevezio Keliai, could possibly win the contract, anti-corruption officials charge. They accuse the Vilnius Public Procurement Office of coming up with strange eligibility criteria so the contract was won by their political friends. Fegda, one of Panevezio Keliai’s competitors for the contract, is suing the procurement office over the alleged impart ...

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