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In Veliky Novgorod for almost 10 million will be improved Yaroslav yards

In Veliky Novgorod plan to continue the improvement of the territory of the Yaroslavl Palace

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In Veliky Novgorod for almost 10 million will be improved Yaroslav yards

In Veliky Novgorod, they plan to continue the improvement of the territory of the Yaroslavl Palace. The municipal autonomous institution "Parks of Veliky Novgorod" announced the procurement for the performance of works. According to published data posted on the public procurement portal, the initial (maximum) price of the contract is more than 9.9 million rubles. As a method of determining the supplier, the purchase from a single supplier was chosen within the framework of Federal Law No. 223-FZ.

The improvement of the Yaroslavl Palace began in 2025. Here they replaced pavement tiles, arranged pedestrian paths, restored lawns, installed benches, urns and lanterns.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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