1. This is how much money we’ve raised.
We haven’t spent a single kopek of the money raised so far, but we will soon—on the first paycheck for our first lawyer, sobollubov 2. Let me introduce another lawyer. He has already been working with RosPil for three days. Andrei Valeryevich Mishchenkov Born on October 15, 1980, into a military family, in the Czechoslovak city of Olomouc. In 1994, he enrolled at the Moscow Suvorov Military School (a military boarding school), graduating in 1997. He was then assigned to the Moscow Higher Military Command School (now the Military Institute), but did not finish there, and in 1999 transferred to the Military University of the Ministry of Defense, Faculty of Law. He graduated in 2003. He was then assigned to a separate communications regiment in Vladikavkaz, as assistant to the regiment commander for legal affairs. In February 2004, he left military service. He worked as legal counsel at the Federal State Institution "Directorate for the Maintenance of Administrative and Residential Buildings" under the Administrative Directorate of the President of the Russian Federation. He was a member of the institution’s tender committee. After that he worked in various places. His last job was at a company supplying products on lease to subsidiaries of Gazprom. As you can see, Andrei had the opportunity to study the procurement system from the inside in these two, uhhhh..... problematic organizations. Andrei is also highly skilled in explosives and demolition work (his service in Vladikavkaz helped)—on a bet, in a single day he assembled, planted, and then defused an improvised explosive device right on Kozhevnicheskaya Street, not far from our office. Watching how deftly and quickly he sets up an ordinary tripwire, we decided that Andrei would supervise work involving especially uncooperative managers of budget funds. As a kind of “creative competition” entry, he attached to his résumé a complaint against the Federal State Institution "Avialesookhrana," which had announced an obviously corrupt tender for support of its information system and website, divided into 6 lots. Total value of the lots: 140,000,000 rubles. Order: zakupki.gov.ru/pgz/public/action/orders/info/order_document_list_info/show Result: The complaint was found partially justified. Outcome: the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) issued an order: LOTS 1, 2, 3 — tender canceled; LOT 4 — referred to the relevant FAS department for review of the documentation for possible violations of Federal Law No. 135-FZ "On Protection of Competition"; LOTS 5, 6 — protocols canceled, with the customer ordered to specify the scope of work and services and revise the quality and qualification criteria (setting them at no more than 20%). The customer will also be held administratively liable under two articles of the Code of Administrative Offenses. ** Please give him a warm welcome. LiveJournal — ipasserby ** Twitter — @ipasserby Facebook — Andrei Mishchenkov