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The roads of four districts of the Novgorod region will be illuminated for 28 million rubles

In the Novgorod region plan to install new lights on roads of inter-municipal importance

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The roads of four districts of the Novgorod region will be illuminated for 28 million rubles

In the Novgorod region, they plan to install new lights on inter-municipal roads. Lighting will improve in Soletsk, Starorussky, Malovishersky and Chudovsky districts. The administration of the Governor of the Novgorod region announced an electronic auction to search for a contractor, follows from public procurement data.

For the installation of lighting elements on the roads of the Soletsk and Starorussky districts, the initial price is 10.77 million rubles, on the roads of the Malowvishersky and Chudovsky districts - another 17.96 million rubles. The contractor has been selected.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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