AKSHI opens supertender, 16 million EURO of electronic equipment!

2025-06-04 21:58:02Investigim SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

AKSHI opens supertender, 16 million EURO of electronic equipment!

The National Agency for the Information Society has turned into a gold mine, as its leaders have free rein over spending.

Such is the supertender opened in recent days, for the manufacture of electronic equipment.

It seems that various clients and firms have created clans, even with political connections, to receive money from this institution.

There has even been a fight between different firms, as they have even gone to the Public Procurement Commission, accusing each other.

But, so far, there has been no announcement of a possible investigation by other bodies, whether law enforcement or the Special Prosecution Office.

This "silence" has led to the National Agency for Public Procurement opening tenders week after week, procuring millions of euros.

AKSHI opens supertender, 16 million EURO of electronic equipment!
Facsimile: NAKSHI announcement for the 16 million euro tender

According to documents available to VoxNews , AKSHI has opened a supertender in recent days, among the largest ever procured.

It is learned that the object of the procurement procedure is "information and communication technology equipment for office use".

Judging by the facility, it seems that it is about state-of-the-art equipment for offices and state officials.

Tens of millions of euros are being spent just so that officials can feel comfortable!

Can they really do that much work?! And, most importantly, can they justify the large amount of money they procured?

The documents state that the limit fund is a full 10 figures.

" The procedure's limit fund is 1,595,729,257 lekë," the documents say. If we convert it into euros, the amount goes to over 16 million euros. A frightening figure just for these devices.

The tender was published on June 4, while "various computer equipment " is being requested, but without specifying which institution or even which officials they will go to.

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