RTÜK is splashing the cash: 11 million liras for 3 LED screens
It has emerged that RTÜK spent a total of 11 million 185 thousand TL to purchase three LED screens—one for the exterior and two for the interior—for its building in Ankara Bilkent.
RTÜK has made an expenditure contrary to the Circular on Savings Measures.
It has been learned that more than 10 million TL was spent on three LED screens purchased for RTÜK's headquarters in Ankara Bilkent.
11 MILLION LIRA EXPENDITURE
According to the report by Mustafa Bildircin from BirGün; RTÜK held a tender on November 9 for the "Radio and Television Supreme Council LED Screen Promotional Board and Material Procurement and Installation."
The estimated cost for the tender was set at 11 million 237 thousand TL. It was reported that the highest bid submitted for the tender regarding the purchase of LED screens for the RTÜK Bilkent Service Building was 11 million 944 thousand TL, while the lowest bid was 11 million 185 thousand TL. A contract was signed between RTÜK and the company named Prodat Bilişim Teknolojileri İnşaat Taahhüt, which submitted the lowest bid in the tender. The value of the contract, signed on November 27, was 11 million 185 thousand TL. It was stated that two of the three purchased LED screens would be installed inside the RTÜK Bilkent Service Building, while one would be installed outside the building. Furthermore, it was noted that within the scope of the tender, necessary software, hardware, maintenance, and support services would also be received from the company supplying the LED screens.
News Source: 12punto
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