Linnavalitsuse kirjavahetus: Rattamaja hind on viis korda suurem

Linnavalitsuse kirjavahetus: Rattamaja hind on viis korda suurem

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City Government Correspondence: Bicycle Shelter Price is Five Times Higher

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Pärtel-Peeter Pere (RE) ütleb, et rattamajad said kallimaks. . Rattamajad peavad olema valmis oktoobri alguses.
Pere kirjutas, et oli kaks võimalust. Esimene: ja rattamajad valmivad 2026. Teine: . Pere valis teise võimaluse.
Pere ütleb, et rattamajad on olulised. Need aitavad ja . Samuti .
Kristjan Järvan (Isamaa) ei nõustu Perega. Ta ütleb, et 56 000 eurot on liiga palju. . Järvan ja uue hanke teha pikema tähtajaga.
Järvan märgib, et mullu ostis Tallinn rattamajad 9550 euro eest. Sel aastal oli hind 11 960 eurot. Miks nüüd on hind nii kõrge?
Linna sisekontrolör Kaur Siruli . Ta on mures, et see on liiga kallis. Siruli soovitas hankega edasi minna.
Tiina Sepp, ostu- ja hankespetsialist, kinnitas, et on 56 000 eurot. See .
Jaan Tarmak, kes juhib keskkonna- ja kommunaalametit, ütleb, et hind on kõrge, sest rattamajad ei ole lihtsad tooted. Iga maja tuleb .
Tarmak kirjutas, et komisjon arutas seda teemat. Oli nii poolt- kui ka vastuargumente. Lõplik otsus tegi abilinnapea.
Madle Lippus (Sotsiaaldemokraadid) soovitas arutelu lõpetada. Ta tahab jätkata kolmapäeval. Samuti soovitas ta hankega pausi teha.
The Tallinn City Government is discussing the price of bicycle shelters. The price for one bicycle shelter is 56,000 euros. This is five times more than before.
Pärtel-Peeter Pere (RE) says that bicycle shelters have become more expensive. The reason is a short deadline. The bicycle shelters must be ready by the beginning of October.
Pere wrote that there were two options. The first: to make a new tender and the bicycle shelters would be ready by 2026. The second: to build quickly, but more expensively. Pere chose the second option.
Pere says that bicycle shelters are important. They help reduce traffic jams and increase the number of cyclists. They also solve parking problems.
Kristjan Järvan (Isamaa) disagrees with Pere. He says that 56,000 euros is too much. This is a waste of money. Järvan wants to cancel the tender and make a new tender with a longer deadline.
Järvan notes that last year Tallinn bought bicycle shelters for 9,550 euros. This year the price was 11,960 euros. Why is the price so high now?
The city's internal auditor Kaur Siruli investigated whether the price is really 56,000 euros. He is concerned that it is too expensive. Siruli recommended proceeding with the tender.
Tiina Sepp, procurement specialist, confirmed that the cheapest offer is 56,000 euros. This includes all costs.
Jaan Tarmak, who heads the Environment and Public Works Department, says that the price is high because bicycle shelters are not simple products. Each shelter must be specially built.
Tarmak wrote that the commission discussed this topic. There were both pros and cons. The final decision was made by the deputy mayor.
Madle Lippus (Social Democrats) suggested ending the discussion. He wants to continue on Wednesday. He also suggested taking a break with the tender.