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Shuvaev instructed to update data on construction sites in the Belgorod region

Acting Governor of the Belgorod region Alexander Shuvaev held a meeting on problematic construction projects

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Shuvaev instructed to update data on construction sites in the Belgorod region

Acting Governor of the Belgorod region Alexander Shuvaev held a meeting on problematic construction projects. He said that part of the risks on the timing of the commissioning of objects is caused by poor-quality work with information systems.

According to the head of the region, the ministries are delaying the data entry, which is why objects are mistakenly highlighted as problematic. He instructed all relevant departments to update information on their construction projects by the end of this week.

Earlier, Alexander Shuvaev checked water supply facilities in the Belgorod district.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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