
The small enterprise from Moscow received Gazprom Siberian contracts for 8 billion rubles, Interfax reports, which analyzed the success history of Inter Management LLC based on the databases and the SPARK system that accumulates data on enterprise registration.
The company "Inter Management" was registered in Moscow in August 2016 with an authorized capital of 150 thousand rubles. At the moment, the owner of a 100% share of the LLC is its CEO Sergey Samarin. The SPARK-Interfax system evaluates the number of enterprise staff up to five people.
At the same time, the company created less than a year ago was able to receive Gazprom's contracts on the construction of the Export Magistral gas pipeline in China Siberia for 7.85 billion rubles. 34 contracts in the amount of not higher than 400 million rubles each relate to the device of temporary technological driveways, technological sites, TB and software, air transmission lines, as well as the line of the linear cracker and the device of the landing site for helicopters.
At public auction, the only competitor of the Internet management was another Moscow LLC - Texvyazhynginering. And some of the contracts were obtained by Inter Management as the only supplier.
The current owner of the company Samarina, the Spark system knows how the co -owner of the already liquidated company North Stroy Engineering LLC from the city of Nizhnevartovsk, as well as the former director of the municipal institution "Pension delivery" in the same Nizhnevartovsk.
In January, Interfax spoke about a similar scheme for obtaining contracts by another small enterprise - Tompromtrans LLC. This company got 40 contracts for a total of 7.9 billion rubles from Gazprom. It should build an auxiliary objects on the Siberian Strength gas pipeline.
According to some estimates, the cost of Siberia forces, taking into account the arrangement of the Chayandinsky deposit , will exceed 1.3 trillion rubles .
Recall, through the Siberian Power gas pipeline, it is also the Vostochny Route, gas from the deposits of Eastern Siberia (Chayandinsky in Yakutia and Kovyktinsky in the Irkutsk region) will be transported both to the domestic Russian market (through Khabarovsk to Vladivostok) and for export to China.