JSC Azersu intends to select a company to audit the financial statements of two regional offices of the company for 2013-2014.
As stated in the information structure, selection is carried out by means of the tender. According to the announcement, the responsibilities of the auditor include audit of financial reports of subsidiaries of Azersu (Shekisukanal> and Ganjasukanal), and audit of the financial statements of the project "The program of open communal infrastructure II> for 2012-2014.
The tender participation fee is 300 manat. Acceptance of proposals from companies will be until April 7. The tender procedure will take place on the same day.
As previously reported, the project "The program of open communal infrastructure II> includes work on modernization of water and sewerage systems of Ganja and Sheki.
The German bank KreditanstaltfurWiederaufbau (KfW) provided a loan of 37 million Euro for the project, the Swiss Agency SECO provided a grant of 10 million Euros and another 7 million Euros is the share of the Azerbaijani government. --17D
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