Taxes Ministry signed a contract for the construction of a new administrative building
The Taxes Ministry signed a contract with the company Aikon Cpit for construction of its new administrative building. Turan was informed on this in the State Procurement Agency.
The agreement was concluded on December 27 last year. Its cost is 20,796,670 manats.
The location of the new office building is not reported . Recently, Heydar Aliyev Avenue has become a place of construction of new office buildings for many government agencies (SOCAR, Azersu, the State Oil Fund ). The head office building of the Ministry of Taxes is Landau Street. However, departments and offices of the Ministry are "scattered" throughout the city.
Little is known also about the contracting company: it is headquartered in Baku Excelsior Hotel, which is owned by AtaHolding. - 08D-
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