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"Kyivvodokanal" awarded contracts worth 616 million hryvnias without competition to a company from Brovary
PJSC "Kyivvodokanal" concluded agreements for 615,64 million UAH to arrange backup power supply for 13 pumping stations in Kyiv. All contracts were awarded without competition to a company from Brovary that previously carried out mostly small orders. The work is to be completed by 27 March 2027, effectively at the end of the heating season.
This was reported by the outlet "Nashi Hroshi" with reference to data from the Prozorro system.
From 18 to 21 September, "Kyivvodokanal" signed a series of contracts for construction works to implement backup power sources for water supply and sewage pumping stations in various districts of the capital.
All contracts list 27 March 2027 as the final deadline for completion of the works.
At the same time, the documents related to the contracts are hidden as confidential. Because of this, there are no publicly available estimates that would allow verification of the cost of equipment and construction works.
Only additional agreements are publicly available, which provide for advance payments in 2026 in the amount of 30% of the contract value. The decision to pay advances was made on 29 September by the Department of Housing and Communal Infrastructure of the Kyiv City State Administration.
All contracts without competitive bidding were awarded to LLC "Fasad-servis-bud" from Brovary. Its director and founder is listed as Vasyl Shcherbuk from the village of Svynari in Kharkiv region.
According to Clarity-project, "Fasad-servis-bud" in previous years received insignificant contracts via Prozorro in the tens to hundreds of thousands of hryvnias. These involved facade repairs at the Academy of Sciences or window washing in the Verkhovna Rada.
According to a source for "Nashi Hroshi," the company may be connected to the group of Kizimenko brothers.
Matfey Kizimenko heads the state institute "NDIproektrekonstruktsiya," and David Kizimenko was previously the founder of the company "Ukrbud-Proekt-Rekonstruktsiya."
Their mother Alla Kizimenko was the founder of LLC "Khozkhimservis," which the Antimonopoly Committee punished for collusion in tenders. Because of this, that enterprise cannot participate in tenders.
"Ukrbud-Proekt-Rekonstruktsiya" previously received contracts from "Kyivvodokanal" totaling 424 million UAH. In addition, the company has an agreement with the municipal enterprise "Buchaservice" to build a water supply network in the Bucha community worth 388,33 million UAH.
Journalists established that "Ukrbud-Proekt-Rekonstruktsiya" and "Fasad-servis-bud" are registered on the same street in Brovary, but at different addresses. The companies also share an employee, Andriy Serhovets.
According to Clarity Project, in previous years "Fasad-servis-bud" received mainly small contracts via Prozorro worth tens or hundreds of thousands of hryvnias. In particular, the company carried out facade repairs at the Academy of Sciences and window washing in the Verkhovna Rada.
According to YouControl data, the company's annual revenue amounted to hundreds of thousands of hryvnias.
The situation changed in June 2026, when the enterprise, without tenders, received eight contracts at once totaling 124,55 million UAH. They concerned the reconstruction of sewage stations and treatment facilities in Brovary district.
The customer was the Department of Regional Development of the Kyiv Regional State Administration. At that time, KRSA was headed by Mykola Kalashnyk, who in July was appointed minister of infrastructure.
Now "Fasad-servis-bud" has received new contracts from "Kyivvodokanal" for almost 616 million UAH. According to "Nashi Hroshi," this is the largest amount of contracts in the company's history.
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