Amount of Contract between State Oil Fund and Ata Sigorta Known
The amount of the contract between the State Oil Fund of Azerbaijan (SOFAR) and the insurance company Ata Sigorta has become known.
According to the report of the State Procurement Agency, premiums under the contract of insurance of the new building are estimated at 130,900 AZN or $ 166,876.6 at the current rate.
Recall that on December 30, 2014 SOFAR concluded a contract with Ata Sigorta for insurance of the administrative building of the State Oil Fund at 111 A Heydar Aliyev Avenue. The agreement includes compulsory insurance of the new administrative 22-storey building of the Fund in Baku and all the technical facilities (boiler room, electrical substation, heating and cooling systems), insurance of the movable property, as well as mandatory insurance of the real estate operation. --17D-
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