“When you have something to build, it’s interesting to live. What is known about the circumstances of the accident
The Syktyvkar City Court is considering a case against the head of the Center for Patriotic and Civic Education at Syktyvkar State University, Damir Gazizov. In November 2017, he hit an elderly woman on the road, who later died. Gazizov’s defense insists that the process is proceeding with violations, since a relative of the deceased is an employee of the investigative authorities. The defendant's lawyer, Evgeny Rogatsky, questions the conclusions of the examinations carried out in the case.
What's happened
On November 1, 2017, the head of the Center for Patriotic and Civic Education at Syktyvkar State University, Damir Gazizov, drove his car into a pensioner in the Orbita microdistrict. The woman subsequently died.
In March, a criminal case under Part 3 of Article 264 of the Criminal Code (“Violation of traffic rules and operation of vehicles, resulting in the death of a person through negligence”) was received by the Syktyvkar City Court. Under this article, Gazizov can receive either correctional labor for up to four years or imprisonment for up to three years. The prosecutor demanded that Gazizov be sent to prison for three years.
Why did the prosecution choose the most severe punishment and did not motivate it in any way? The prosecution did not take into account the man's age. In 40 years of legal experience, for the first time I saw a separate volume from the defendant, consisting of thanks and various characteristics,” said Gazizov’s lawyer Evgeny Rogatsky.
What is known about the circumstances of the accident
The collision with the pedestrian occurred around 4 p.m. As indicated in the case materials and as a witness to the incident said, the deceased was crossing the road outside the pedestrian crossing. After the impact, she flew over the car and fell onto the asphalt. An ambulance arrived seven minutes later, but the woman could not be saved.
How was the last meeting?
The consideration of the case was completed, the debate was held, and the accused said his last word. At the previous hearing, the judge was supposed to announce the decision, but he did not do so. The presiding judge referred to the fact that Gazizov’s defender, lawyer Evgeniy Rogatsky, did not come to the meeting. That day he was admitted to the hospital. Based on this fact, the judge appointed a public defender for Gazizova.
On June 27, both the public defender and Rogatsky entered the process. The appointed lawyer asked to postpone the case for a few days in order to agree on the position. The judge gave it one hour. After this, the prosecution requested the questioning of four witnesses: three ambulance workers who came to the victim, and an eyewitness to the accident. Gazizov's defenders opposed it. According to them, the prosecution could have done this in the previous six months, but did not take advantage of this opportunity. The judge granted the prosecutor's request. The consideration of the case continued.
Two emergency personnel described how they tried to help the injured woman. An eyewitness said that the woman who was hit was crossing the road in the wrong place.
Gazizov’s defenders emphasized that the basis for resuming the trial was new information that witnesses had to provide. In fact, neither the court nor the parties to the trial learned anything new after the interrogation, which was noted by lawyer Rogatsky.
Why does Gazizov’s defense doubt a fair trial?
The victim's son-in-law works in the investigative department of the regional Investigative Committee. Lawyer Rogatsky noted at the beginning of the hearing on June 27 that the judge had previously also worked in investigative agencies. He saw this as a conflict of interest and challenged the judge. The presiding officer did not recuse himself.
During the consideration of the case, two examinations were carried out, the purpose of which was to find out whether Gazizov was at fault in the accident or not. According to Rogatsky, both were carried out with violations. Thus, the investigative experiment took place not at the scene of the incident or on a similar road, but in the corridor of the police department. The judge refused to conduct another examination at the request of the accused's defense.
This suggests that the prosecution is being stretched. A person is artificially made guilty,” Rogatsky said.
Students and graduates of SyktSU collected 411 signatures in support of Damir Gazizov, which were handed over to the court.
Original of this material© Meduza, 08/18/2017, Photo: mskagency.ru, business-gazeta.ru, chelnyltd.ru, via viperson.ru, TASS, Illustration: Meduza
Tatar officials, military managers, Chechen businessmen
Ivan GolunovAs Meduza has already reported, Moscow authorities have been preparing for a new program to demolish residential buildings and resettle their residents for the past few years. In particular, construction of new buildings for future migrants began even before the vote on the renovation program took place - the city budget has already spent more than 70 billion rubles on their design and construction. Meduza special correspondent Ivan Golunov carefully studied those who received this money and discovered among them numerous acquaintances and former partners of the Moscow vice-mayor Marat Khusnullina, as well as other interesting people.
"Social Anthill" and its creators
The Moscow government has been preparing to launch a new program of demolishing houses and relocating their residents for the past four years - and houses for future resettlers began to be built even before the renovation program was announced. From October 2016 to February 2017, city authorities held 51 competitions and selected contractors for the construction of residential buildings in neighborhoods, which were later included in the program. In most cases, the addresses of new buildings coincide with proposals for houses for displaced people, developed earlier by order of the mayor’s office; in April 2017, when voting on the renovation program had not even begun, the heads of some administrations had already announced these addresses to future prospective resettlers.The competitions in which contractors were selected were held by the city-owned Civil Engineering Department (CDE), created in 2011 on the initiative of Vice-Mayor Marat Khusnullin. It is this company that is responsible for social facilities and housing, which is being built at the expense of the state. In the spring of 2017, Meduza’s sources in the Moscow government reported that the Renovation Assistance Fund would be created on the basis of UGS, but at the end of July, the head of the Moscow construction department Andrei Bochkarev said that after the creation of the fund, which will deal with houses for displaced people, “ UGS will continue to build social facilities and housing for those on the waiting list. However, by that time the company had already held several dozen tenders in which designers and builders of new houses were selected in areas where renovation was now taking place.
In total, the state has already allocated 70.4 billion rubles for the construction of 78 new houses for displaced people. All these houses are on the list of starting sites for houses being built under the renovation program, which Vedomosti published on August 14.
The largest UGS project at the moment is the Nekrasovka district near Lyubertsy, built up with panel houses with the maximum allowable number of storeys (24 floors) and located near the waste incineration plant and Lyubertsy treatment facilities. Local residents call Nekrasovka a “social anthill”; Khusnullin himself “categorically” does not like it - the vice-mayor even said that in the end they decided not to build up the central part of the district according to the original plan, but to turn it into a park.
Another landmark project of UGS is a new area of 11 residential buildings on the site of Russian Railways warehouses at the end of Korovinskoye Highway. It was to be designed and built by the Terra Auri company, which received a contract in the amount of 6.7 billion rubles in a competition in which it was the only participant; however, since the company does not have its own construction facilities, the work itself was ultimately carried out by subcontractors. As a matter of fact, in 2012–2015, Terra Auri received contracts worth more than 29 billion rubles from UGS - and regularly hired other companies to carry them out.
The founder and sole owner of Terra Auri in 2009, according to SPARK-Interfax, was Andrei Belyuchenko (Medusa could not find more recent data). The same Belyuchenko headed UGS in 2011–2014, when Terra Auri received large government orders; he himself claimed that before moving to work at the mayor’s office, he sold his business to the general director of Terra Auri. After Belyuchenko left UGS in November 2014, Terra Auri stopped receiving contracts from the company - in 2016 its revenue decreased six times.
After Belyuchenko, UGS was headed by the Honored Builder of Tatarstan, an old acquaintance of Vice-Mayor Khusnullin: when he headed the Ministry of Construction of Tatarstan in the 2000s, Gazizov worked as the head of the department of capital construction and reconstruction of Kazan, where he was responsible for preparing the city for the celebration of the millennium and the Universiade. Gazizov left the civil service in 2006 - soon after a criminal case was opened against him: according to investigators, the official gave a contract for the reconstruction of the central Kazan stadium to his friend’s company, which, in turn, stole 500 thousand rubles allocated for the installation of an elevator . A few years later, the case was closed because the investigation could not identify “the person subject to criminal liability.”
Gazizov then became a co-owner of the construction company GSS Engineering - and in 2014 he again began working with Khusnullin, but now as the head of the Moscow UGS.
Vice-mayor and fellow countrymen
Gazizov is not the only acquaintance of Vice Mayor Khusnullin involved in the renovation program - others own companies that will build houses for displaced people.Thus, the industrial construction company “Farvater” received 3.3 billion rubles for the construction of four houses in the Kotlovka and Northern Izmailovo districts. Her website indicates that she is involved in several large projects that are supervised by the construction complex of the Moscow government: the reconstruction of the Luzhniki stadium and the Helikon Opera theater, the creation of Zaryadye park and the construction of residential buildings in Kuntsevo for displaced people under the previous program for the demolition of five-story buildings . Fairvater is no less active in Tatarstan: according to the website, the company built facilities in Innopolis and in the Alabuga special economic zone, and also worked on the Taneko oil refinery. Almost all of these projects, however, were completed before November 2014, when Fairvater was registered. At the same time, several middle managers of the company, as follows from their resumes, until 2014 worked in the structures of GSS Engineering, which was then owned by Damir Gazizov.
GSS Engineering, in particular, participated in the construction of Olympic facilities (for example, the Sochi Fisht stadium, where the opening and closing of the 2014 Winter Games took place) and even opened a boutique hotel in Krasnaya Polyana in partnership with designer Denis Simachev, spending on this is 2.5 billion rubles, most of which were loans. This ruined the company - in September 2014, one of its creditors, Gazprombank, began bankruptcy proceedings for GSS Engineering (its total debt amounted to 1.3 billion rubles). It is unknown what part of the company’s property and employees transferred to Fairvater.
Another longtime acquaintance of Marat Khusnullin is Rashid Nurullin, who grew up in the same city as the vice-mayor (Tatar regional center of Chistopol). In the late 1990s, he worked as a senior manager at the Ak Bars trading and industrial company, which was then headed by Khusnullin; then both were deputy general directors at the state-owned company Tatenergo. After Khusnullin became the Minister of Construction of Tatarstan, Nurullin worked in the local main investment and construction department, which oversees social facilities and budget housing in the republic (“UGS” is actually its Moscow counterpart). Now Nurullin heads the board of directors of the IP Group company, which has been operating in Moscow since 2013: for example, it built a new mosque near the Prospekt Mira metro station, and in recent years it has been designing residential buildings commissioned by UGS. IP Group will build two “starter” houses in the south-west of Moscow for displaced people under the renovation program - the contract amount was 1.82 billion rubles; The company also designed four residential buildings on Sudostroitelnaya Street in Nagatino, where residents of houses that supported the renovation program should move at the end of the year.
Another Tatar company, Alev Group, is designing new residential buildings for the Kuzminki district, where more than 200 five-story buildings are included in the renovation program. It was founded by former employees of MD-Arch, which in the 2000s was one of the most successful construction holdings in Tatarstan, but in 2013 began to experience problems with orders. In Moscow, over the past few years, Alev Group has developed projects for schools and kindergartens at the request of UGS - and also designed 18-story residential buildings in Kuzminki, where displaced persons from five-story buildings should move in 2018.
Defensive Builders
The construction of two houses for displaced people in Kuzminki - as well as three “starter” houses of the renovation program in Konkovo and Losinoostrovsky district - will be built by a little-known Construction and Installation Company, which will receive 5.56 billion rubles from the mayor’s office for this. Its owners and management often change, but most of them are associated with construction businesses in Tatarstan - for example, the current general director of SMK, Mikhail Vagaitsev, was previously a co-owner of another development company together with Marat Kushaev, a native of a famous Tatar construction dynasty and a former top manager of the Olimpstroy state corporation "(and also the initiator of the installation of a monument to Baron Munchausen in Moscow). |
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A company with a similar name, “Choice Stroy Project” (“VSP”), is a champion in contracts for the construction of “starter” houses in the areas of the renovation program: it will receive almost 10 billion rubles from the state and is building houses in Ostankino, Ochakovo, Izmailovo and Bogorodskoye. In addition, in December 2016, VSP bought the construction company Mosotdelstroy No. 7 from the city for 173.5 million rubles, and along with it, contracts for the construction of three houses for displaced people in Beskudnikovo. At the same time, in one of the first houses that VSP built by order of the city - in Bolshoy Tishinsky Lane - during an inspection, violations were discovered during the pouring of concrete, which led to the formation of voids in the walls.
The company, registered in October 2015, is owned by certain Marina Ode and Andrey Smirnov. Dozens of other companies are registered at the address where VSP is registered, and its telephone numbers are not even listed in contracts with UGS. A Meduza correspondent found the company’s phone number on an information board at a construction site on Shchelkovskoye Highway. The man who answered the phone asked to call back to the office of the same company, “Vybor Stroy Montazh.” Another phone number is indicated on the information board of the house for displaced people that VSP is building in Ochakovo-Matveevsky. It coincides with the number specified by the Construction and Installation Company when registering with the Self-Regulatory Organization of Builders (SRO) - and the representatives of “Choice Construction Installation” answer the phone on it.
“Choice Build Project” is registered in Krasnogorsk. Two Meduza sources in the Moscow construction complex said that the beneficiaries of VSP are the owners of the Moscow region developer Vybor - military builders Vadim Pischik and Yuri Akulov. Previously, they worked in large state-owned companies created on the basis of the main military construction department of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation; in fact, on the basis of a division of one of them - GVSU "Center" - the holding company "Vybor" was created. This unit was called “SMU No. 1”, and it was headed by Yuri Akulov. In 2010, the company was liquidated; its last general director was the current co-owner of VSP, Andrei Smirnov. Now “Vybor” is one of the largest developers in the Odintsovo district of the Moscow region, and the company “Vybor Stroy Montazh”, which is part of the holding, is building kindergartens in the Moscow region and.
In the fall of 2014, “Vybor Stroy Montazh”, which was building a laboratory nanotechnology complex for MEPhI, was accused of inflating construction estimates by 84.5 million rubles and cashing out most of this amount. The company was also accused of not paying wages to builders. Family members of the owners of the Vybor holding, Akulov and Pischik, also own a quarter of the Voronezh bank (220th place in terms of assets in Russia), where searches took place in March 2017; their reasons were not specified.
Among the winners of tenders for the construction of houses for displaced people are other companies created on the basis of former construction departments of the Ministry of Defense or their employees. Thus, two houses on 5th Parkovaya Street are being built by Regionpromstroy, whose president is Alexander Kosovan- former deputy minister of defense, former head of the Moscow construction department and current adviser to vice-mayor Khusnullin (the company is owned by the children of Kosovan). In 2014–2017, Regionpromstroy received contracts worth 59.7 billion rubles from UGS, including for the construction of residential buildings under the previous program for the demolition of five-story buildings. Four more houses for displaced people are being built by the same GVSU “Center”: the former division of the Ministry of Defense was privatized in the 2000s, and now its board of directors is headed by the co-owner of SMP Bank (and an old acquaintance of Vladimir Putin) Boris Rotenberg; The company also worked as a subcontractor on contracts that Terra Auri won from the city.
A native of the military construction departments and Sergei Levkin, the current head of the Moscow urban planning policy department, where a new renovation program has been developed since the end of 2013. Until the mid-2000s, Levkin headed the Military Construction Directorate of the city of Moscow, subordinate to the Ministry of Defense (along with the GVSU Center, it was the largest commander-in-chief of the department). In 2005, when he left management, part of his assets was spun off into an independent organization, the Capital Investment Company, the sole owner of which is Levkin’s daughter Evgenia. She also heads one of the departments of the budgetary institution “Mosstroyinform” - it was the one who created the showroom of the renovation program at VDNKh, which was opened by the mayor of Moscow in early July Sergei Sobyanin.
In the interval between the structures of the Ministry of Defense and the Moscow government, Levkin met the future vice-mayor Marat Khusnullin. He, as the Minister of Construction of Tatarstan, was responsible for the construction of the special economic zone "Alabuga" - and Levkin, who headed the state company "Special Economic Zones", oversaw the progress of the work. “I developed a kind, good, human relationship with him,” Levkin later recalled. - We met during his trips to Moscow, told each other about projects and plans. If I came to Tatarstan, we also saw each other. Probably, a few years later, he saw something in me when he came to the Moscow government and invited me to join the team.”
When the Accounts Chamber of Russia, on behalf of President Vladimir Putin, inspected the “Special Economic Zones” in 2015, it turned out, in particular, that when the company was headed by Levkin, it spent 96 million rubles on the creation of the “Gates of Baikal” tourist zone on a site later declared unsuitable for these purposes: as the auditors noted, there was simply a swamp there.
At the end of 2010, Levkin began working as head of the Moscow department of urban planning policy. Together with him, other former employees of the “Special Economic Zones” also moved to the mayor’s office. For example, the former chief accountant of the company, Georgy Prangishvili, headed the State Unitary Enterprise “Office for Reconstruction and Development of Unique Objects” (URIRUO). This organization also won contracts to build houses for displaced people under the renovation program, and then transferred them to private companies. In Nagatino, three houses are being built by the company Vneshstroyimport, a former division of Special Economic Zones, privatized by its general director, Levkin’s colleague in military construction management, Pavel Kalinin. The same “Vneshstroyimport” is also building other “starter” houses under the renovation program - the total amount of contracts received by the company is 5.5 billion rubles.
URIRUO transferred contracts for the construction of houses in the Mozhaisk district to the 315 UNR group of companies - it also has its own contracts with UGS for houses for displaced people for a total amount of 5.82 billion rubles. This company, which was heavily involved in the construction of commercial housing in the near Moscow region, also grew out of the structures of the Ministry of Defense - it is owned by the former head of the 615th construction department of the department, Colonel Vladislav Zavyazkin and his deputy Alexander Nersesyan. There are connections between Zavyazkin and Sergei Levkin. In 1996, the Krasnaya Zvezda newspaper published material about the construction of a school in the new Moscow district of Zhulebino, where, in particular, it was noted: “Construction took only eight months, but military builders - the chief engineer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Colonel Sergei Levkin, Lieutenant Colonel Vladislav Zavyazkin and many of their colleagues will be remembered here more than once with a kind word.”
Adam Delimkhanov and others
The Realstroyinvest-M company will receive a little more than two billion rubles for the construction of four houses in the Golovinsky district. As indicated on the company’s website, it previously specialized in the construction of facilities commissioned by the FSB and the National Guard - in particular, bases for border ships in Gelendzhik and Astrakhan, a certain “special purpose facility” in Krasnodar, as well as FSB representative offices in the Novosibirsk, Tver and Ulyanovsk regions - and in Chechnya.The Smart Management company, which is building two houses in Kotlovka (the amount of contracts is about 1.3 billion rubles), is even more closely connected with Chechnya. The company, owned by businessman Said-Magomed Zubairaev, was created two years ago and has not yet built a single building. Now she is an investor in two megaprojects in Grozny - the largest shopping center in the North Caucasus, Grozny Mall, and the Akhmat Tower, which should become the tallest skyscraper in Europe (cost: 66 billion rubles). “Smart Management” works in Moscow for the first time; A State Duma deputy came to the opening of the company's Moscow office Adam Delimkhanov, who is called the right hand of the head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov.
Another major builder of houses for displaced people under the renovation program is the businessman’s Skyscraper GB company Babek Hasanova and co-owner of the Yashma-Zoloto jewelry chain Igor Mavlyanov. It builds residential buildings in the areas of Prospekt Vernadskogo, Alekseevsky, Airport and Maryina Roshcha; the total amount of contracts exceeds 3.7 billion rubles. The company also has its own projects - the Novo-Nikolskoye residential quarter in New Moscow and the Solnechny residential complex in Ramenskoye. Almost a year ago, the construction of these complexes was suspended due to the conflict between Hasanov and Mavlyanov. After this happened, Skyscraper GB received new contracts from the city to build houses for former residents of five-story buildings.
The largest project for resettlers under the renovation program will be a 48-story building in Mukomolny Proezd near Moscow City. It is being designed and built for almost 8.9 billion rubles by the Investprofi company, owned by the owners of the development company Capital Group, Pavel Tyo and Eduard Berman. In recent years, Pavel Tyo’s companies have enjoyed the favor of the Moscow authorities: they received 18.1 billion rubles for performing improvement work as part of the “My Street” project, and the mayor’s office spent about 14 billion more to buy out premises for city hall departments in the “Oko” skyscraper, built Capital Group.
There are also companies among the builders about whom nothing is known at all. Thus, four houses for a total cost of more than 2.7 billion rubles will be built by the Construction Technologies company, which previously dealt with the cosmetic renovation of the UGS office. Neither the Unified State Register of Legal Entities nor the company’s contracts with the Moscow government indicate its telephone numbers. The sole owner and general director of Construction Technologies is a resident of Mordovia, Andrei Kozlov, who previously owned the private security company Berkut. "Berkut" was registered on the territory of an oil depot in the Mordovian regional center of Kovylkino.
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Damir Gazizov: your man for a hundred billion
Marat Khusnullin’s team has been replenished with another Kazan resident
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Since the appointment of Marat Khusnullin in 2010 as Deputy Mayor of Moscow for urban planning policy and construction, all key positions in the Moscow construction complex have been occupied by people from Tatarstan.
Gazizov’s predecessor, Andrei Belyuchenko, who headed the UGS enterprise for three years, left his post. The state-owned enterprise refused to explain the reason for Belyuchenko’s dismissal. Khusnullin thanked Belyuchenko for his work with a letter. Over the three years of operation, UGS built 1.58 million square meters. m, or 131 houses, 50 kindergartens, 6 schools, 4 blocks of primary schools for 12,635 places, the Sambo sports palace, the MIPT technopark. In 2015–2016 100 more houses will be built. On November 19, immediately after his dismissal, Belyuchenko himself posted a video on his Facebook page with a report on the work, demonstrating how the Civil Engineering Department, to the iron rhythm of Georgy Sviridov’s music “Time Forward!”, which preceded the news program “Time” in the late USSR, building Moscow. Builders with the UGS label even appear in footage of Soviet chronicles.
Meanwhile, UGS is becoming an increasingly interesting place to work. In 2013–2015 UGS will receive 121 billion rubles. budget money for housing construction, 19.84 billion rubles. for the construction of 82 kindergartens and 19.7 billion rubles. - for 60 schools, according to the Targeted Investment Program of the Moscow government. 100 billion rubles. housing has already been received. The State Civil Service distributes these funds among construction companies in accordance with the law “On the procurement of goods, works, and services by certain types of legal entities” through tenders. There are construction plans in the “new Moscow” and work on the design of 1.5 million square meters. m of housing, 54 schools, 32 kindergartens and other facilities.
Who is Damir Gazizov?
52-year-old Damir Gazizov is an Honored Builder of the Republic of Tatarstan. He graduated from the Kazan Civil Engineering Institute with a degree in civil engineering and a Candidate of Economic Sciences. Since 1999, Gazizov worked in the Kazan City Hall: in 2001–2005. - Head of the Reconstruction Department of the Kazan City Administration; from 2005 to April 2006 - head of the capital construction and reconstruction department of the Kazan city administration. In February 2006, as the Kommersant newspaper reported, the Tatarstan prosecutor's office opened a criminal case against the head of the capital construction and reconstruction department of the Kazan executive committee, Damir Gazizov. Gazizov, according to law enforcement officers, awarded the contract for the reconstruction of the city's central stadium to Kazan LLC Intekhstroy, which was led by his friend Pyotr Sotnikov, putting pressure on members of the tender commission. At the same time, during the reconstruction, part of the budget funds allocated for it was stolen. The money, according to the prosecutor's office, was stolen in the following way: Intekhstroy LLC bought an elevator from the Moscow representative office of KONE. The real cost of the elevator, including delivery, installation and configuration, could be, according to investigators, 1.5 million rubles. However, Intekhstroy LLC indicated in the documents the amount of 2 million rubles. and received this money into their accounts. A criminal case was initiated against Mr. Sotnikov under Art. 159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Fraud”). Damir Gazizov faced up to four years in prison, and Pyotr Sotnikov - up to six years. Almost immediately after the initiation of the criminal case, in April 2006, Gazizov was fired. Kazan OOO Intekhstroy, where Petr Sotnikov was the head, is not listed in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities. The construction company LLC Intekhstroy-R, where Sotnikov owned 50%, was liquidated in 2013, according to the Kontur-Focus service.Gazizov did not admit his guilt. Supervisory authorities - the control and audit commission of the Ministry of Finance, the Accounts Chamber and tax authorities - checked the construction for misuse of budget funds and did not find any violations. The general contract with Intekhstroy LLC was extended by the existing directorate of targeted regional programs under the Kazan administration. The Tatarstan prosecutor's office, when asked by Ko about the Gazizov case, replied that the case against Gazizov and Sotnikov was closed in 2006 “due to the failure to identify the person subject to criminal liability.”
The prosecution failed to collect evidence of Damir Gazizov’s guilt.
But in December 2014, the case was sent for a new investigation by the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee for the Republic of Tatarstan. The prosecutor's office does not report the results of the investigation.
All the time that Gazizov worked in the structures of the Kazan City Hall, Marat Khusnullin worked as the Minister of Construction, Architecture and Housing and Communal Services of the Republic of Tatarstan (from May 2001 to November 2010).
In 2013, Gazizov worked at the Moscow LLC GSS Engineering Group, which is developing a project for an indoor ice skating rink in microdistrict No. 26 of Kazan, commissioned by the MKU “Department of Capital Construction and Reconstruction of the Executive Committee of the Municipal Formation of the City of Kazan.” The design cost is 4.5 million rubles, the execution time is December 2016. That is, Damir Gazizov led a company that received a government order from the department that he himself once headed. This is probably a coincidence. The GSS Engineering Group telephone number was unavailable.
Earlier, at the invitation of Marat Khusnullin, 15 people from Tatarstan came to work in the Moscow government. Among them are Konstantin Timofeev, head of Mosinvestcontrol (previously he headed the Moscow bank Ak Bars; Khusnullin began his career in Ak Bars structures); Rafik Zagrutdinov, first deputy head of the Moscow construction department (worked at the Mortgage Agency of the Republic of Tatarstan, like Marat Khusnullin); Sergey Levkin, head of the department of urban planning policy of the Moscow government (he was the general director of OJSC “Special Economic Zones” in 2007–2010 and oversaw the SEZ “Alabuga” in Tatarstan); Vladimir Shvetsov, Deputy Head of the Department for Metro Construction and Transport Infrastructure (from 2001 to 2007 he worked in the Government of the Republic of Tatarstan as Minister of Transport and Road Facilities). Lenar Gubaidullin (former general director of Tatstroy, the largest construction company in Kazan) now works as general director of the State Unitary Enterprise Mosekostroy. This is a state unitary enterprise - the customer of the city of Moscow for the reclamation of MSW (municipal solid waste) landfills existing in the Moscow region. The former chief architect of Kazan, Ernest Mavlyutov, works as deputy chairman of the Moscow Architecture Committee. In 2011–2013 he was the director of the State Unitary Enterprise "NIiPI General Plan of Moscow". Mosinzhproekt, which received a contract worth 556 billion rubles. from Moscow, headed by Konstantin Matveev. He was the general director of Neftegazinzhiniring LLC, the company that built the Taneco oil refinery in Nizhnekamsk.
“You can call it differently: clanism, fraternity or nepotism, but this is how the bureaucratic system works in our country,” notes Rais Suleymanov, an expert at the Institute of National Strategy. - In this regard, Damir Gazizov should be considered as a person of Marat Khusnullin: in the past they were connected by a common field of activity - construction. One led this while sitting as a minister in Tatarstan, the other had a smaller scale - only Kazan. And the fact that in their past in Kazan there were, let’s say, dark spots, well, that’s okay: so they are even more proven by previous work experience.”
UGS is a bread place
The history of the creation of the UGS is interesting. In August 2011, the shareholder of the large development group Vedis, Andrei Belyuchenko (he had 10%), left the business to work for the metropolitan government and headed the state-owned enterprise “Moscow Center for Children and Family Recreation” (MCDSO). This is the largest city customer of kindergartens and other social facilities. Before Vedis Group of Companies, Belyuchenko worked as development director at Horus Capital, a company created by Senator Sergei Gordeev, a notorious player in the mergers and acquisitions market. During the crisis years of 2008–2009. Vedis Group of Companies has become a market leader, having built 1.5 million sq. m. m of economy class housing (residential complexes in Marfino, Golovino, Michurino, etc.). According to Ko's sources, such rapid growth occurred due to the fact that Belyuchenko could quickly approve project documentation with the Moscow government.Belyuchenko had his own design company - CJSC Terra Auri. In 2010, Terra Auri won a competition to design 13 kindergartens (preschool educational institutions) in Moscow out of 24 in densely built neighborhoods. In two projects, the preschool educational institution “Terra” was also the technical customer. The construction of these 13 preschool educational institutions cost the Moscow budget approximately 3 billion rubles. Terra earned up to 5% of this amount plus 1% on the technical order; only about 150 million rubles. In March 2011, Terra Auri received the honorary title “Supplier of goods and services for the needs of the Moscow government” for the design of 13 preschool educational institutions in Moscow in record time. In addition, new projects for Terra kindergartens - the modular "Rostok" and "Semitsvetik" (for microdistricts with dense buildings in built-in and attached premises) - were selected by the United Russia party from one hundred regional projects and recommended for mass construction. “Terra” has a city order with such excellent recommendations, and the path has opened for Belyuchenko to become the head of a large city customer.
Some time after Belyuchenko headed the MCDSO, in the fall of 2011 he sold his company Terra Auri to the financial director of Vedis Group of Companies Denis Borodako. In the fall of 2012, the MCDSO was renamed the Civil Engineering Department (CED), its functions expanded significantly, and its budget increased. The new state-owned enterprise of the Moscow government is building not only social facilities, but also housing at the expense of the budget.
Until 2013, government orders from Terra Auri CJSC were relatively small - for technical orders and design, and these services cost tens of millions of rubles. But in 2013, Terra began to receive government orders not only for design, but also for construction. The revenue of CJSC Terra Auri in 2013 reached 5.6 billion rubles. Growth compared to 2012 - 1576%. The volume of government orders of CJSC Terra Auri currently amounts to 3 billion rubles, of which 2.9 billion rubles. received in the last 12 months. However, Terra’s share in the government order from the Civil Engineering Department is less than 10% (the total volume of orders placed by this state-owned enterprise is today 46.9 billion rubles). Compared to last year, it more than doubled.
Denis Borodako himself told Ko that his main clients are not government, but commercial structures. Today his company is going to design a residential complex with an area of 200,000 square meters. m for Oleg Deripaska’s Glavmosstroy in the Moscow region, plus another project in old Moscow (its parameters are not disclosed).
Andrei Belyuchenko left the head of the UGS with a diploma, and Damir Gazizov was accepted there, despite the unpleasant stories in his life. It is clear: the UGS budget is large, and the head of the Moscow construction complex, Marat Khusnullin, wants to control its distribution through his people.
The state-owned enterprise "Civil Construction Administration" (KP "UGS") (the capital's largest customer - a developer of housing and social facilities) has a new boss - Damir Gazizov. He was appointed on November 18, 2014, and remains in acting status.
The state-owned enterprise "Civil Construction Administration" (KP "UGS") (the capital's largest customer - a developer of housing and social facilities) has a new boss - Damir Gazizov. He was appointed on November 18, 2014, and remains in acting status. Eight years ago, Gazizov, heading the Kazan Department of Civil Engineering, was suspected of abuse of power during a tender for the construction of the central stadium in the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan (RT). The Tatarstan prosecutor's office opened a criminal case against him. As “Ko” learned, this case has been under investigation again since December 5 last year by the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee for the Republic of Tatarstan.
Since the appointment of Marat Khusnullin in 2010 as Deputy Mayor of Moscow for urban planning policy and construction, all key positions in the Moscow construction complex have been occupied by people from Tatarstan.
Gazizov’s predecessor, Andrei Belyuchenko, who headed the UGS enterprise for three years, left his post. The state-owned enterprise refused to explain the reason for Belyuchenko’s dismissal. Khusnullin thanked Belyuchenko for his work with a letter. Over the three years of operation, UGS built 1.58 million square meters. m, or 131 houses, 50 kindergartens, 6 schools, 4 blocks of primary schools for 12,635 places, the Sambo sports palace, the MIPT technopark. In 2015-2016 100 more houses will be built. On November 19, immediately after his dismissal, Belyuchenko himself posted a video on his Facebook page with a report on the work, demonstrating how the Civil Engineering Department, to the iron rhythm of Georgy Sviridov’s music “Time Forward!”, which preceded the news program “Time” in the late USSR, building Moscow. Builders with the UGS label even appear in footage of Soviet chronicles.
Meanwhile, UGS is becoming an increasingly interesting place to work. In 2013-2015 UGS will receive 121 billion rubles. budget money for housing construction, 19.84 billion rubles. for the construction of 82 kindergartens and 19.7 billion rubles. - for 60 schools, according to the Targeted Investment Program of the Moscow government. 100 billion rubles. housing has already been received. The State Civil Service distributes these funds among construction companies in accordance with the law “On the procurement of goods, works, and services by certain types of legal entities” through tenders. There are construction plans in the “new Moscow” and work on the design of 1.5 million square meters. m of housing, 54 schools, 32 kindergartens and other facilities.
Who is Damir Gazizov?
52-year-old Damir Gazizov is an Honored Builder of the Republic of Tatarstan. He graduated from the Kazan Civil Engineering Institute with a degree in civil engineering and a Candidate of Economic Sciences. Since 1999, Gazizov worked in the Kazan City Hall: in 2001-2005. - Head of the Reconstruction Department of the Kazan City Administration; from 2005 to April 2006 - head of the capital construction and reconstruction department of the Kazan city administration. In February 2006, as the Kommersant newspaper reported, the Tatarstan prosecutor's office opened a criminal case against the head of the capital construction and reconstruction department of the Kazan executive committee, Damir Gazizov. Gazizov, according to law enforcement officers, awarded the contract for the reconstruction of the city's central stadium to Kazan LLC Intekhstroy, which was led by his friend Pyotr Sotnikov, putting pressure on members of the tender commission. At the same time, during the reconstruction, part of the budget funds allocated for it was stolen. The money, according to the prosecutor's office, was stolen in the following way: Intekhstroy LLC bought an elevator from the Moscow representative office of KONE. The real cost of the elevator, including delivery, installation and configuration, could be, according to investigators, 1.5 million rubles. However, Intekhstroy LLC indicated in the documents the amount of 2 million rubles. and received this money into their accounts. A criminal case was initiated against Mr. Sotnikov under Art. 159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Fraud”). Damir Gazizov faced up to four years in prison, and Pyotr Sotnikov - up to six years. Almost immediately after the initiation of the criminal case, in April 2006, Gazizov was fired. Kazan OOO Intekhstroy, where Petr Sotnikov was the head, is not listed in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities. The construction company LLC Intekhstroy-R, where Sotnikov owned 50%, was liquidated in 2013, according to the Kontur-Focus service.
Gazizov did not admit his guilt. Supervisory authorities - the control and audit commission of the Ministry of Finance, the Accounts Chamber and tax authorities - checked the construction for misuse of budget funds and did not find any violations. The general contract with Intekhstroy LLC was extended by the existing directorate of targeted regional programs under the Kazan administration. The Tatarstan prosecutor's office, when asked by Ko about the Gazizov case, replied that the case against Gazizov and Sotnikov was closed in 2006 “due to the failure to identify the person subject to criminal liability.”
The prosecution failed to collect evidence of Damir Gazizov’s guilt.
But in December 2014, the case was sent for a new investigation by the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee for the Republic of Tatarstan. The prosecutor's office does not report the results of the investigation.
All the time that Gazizov worked in the structures of the Kazan City Hall, Marat Khusnullin worked as the Minister of Construction, Architecture and Housing and Communal Services of the Republic of Tatarstan (from May 2001 to November 2010).
In 2013, Gazizov worked at the Moscow LLC GSS Engineering Group, which is developing a project for an indoor ice skating rink in microdistrict No. 26 of Kazan, commissioned by the MKU “Department of Capital Construction and Reconstruction of the Executive Committee of the Municipal Formation of the City of Kazan.” The design cost is 4.5 million rubles, the execution time is December 2016. That is, Damir Gazizov led a company that received a government order from the department that he himself once headed. This is probably a coincidence. The GSS Engineering Group telephone number was unavailable.
Earlier, at the invitation of Marat Khusnullin, 15 people from Tatarstan came to work in the Moscow government. Among them are Konstantin Timofeev, head of Mosinvestcontrol (previously he headed the Moscow bank Ak Bars; Khusnullin began his career in Ak Bars structures); Rafik Zagrutdinov, first deputy head of the Moscow construction department (worked at the Mortgage Agency of the Republic of Tatarstan, like Marat Khusnullin); Sergey Levkin, head of the department of urban planning policy of the Moscow government (he was the general director of OJSC Special Economic Zones in 2007-2010 and oversaw the Alabuga SEZ in Tatarstan); Vladimir Shvetsov, Deputy Head of the Department for Metro Construction and Transport Infrastructure (from 2001 to 2007 he worked in the Government of the Republic of Tatarstan as Minister of Transport and Road Facilities). Lenar Gubaidullin (former general director of Tatstroy, the largest construction company in Kazan) now works as general director of the State Unitary Enterprise Mosekostroy. This is a state unitary enterprise - the customer of the city of Moscow for the reclamation of MSW (municipal solid waste) landfills existing in the Moscow region. The former chief architect of Kazan, Ernest Mavlyutov, works as deputy chairman of the Moscow Architecture Committee. In 2011-2013 he was the director of the State Unitary Enterprise "NIiPI General Plan of Moscow". Mosinzhproekt, which received a contract worth 556 billion rubles. from Moscow, headed by Konstantin Matveev. He was the general director of Neftegazinzhiniring LLC, the company that built the Taneco oil refinery in Nizhnekamsk.
“You can call it differently: clanism, fraternity or nepotism, but this is how the bureaucratic system works in our country,” notes Rais Suleymanov, an expert at the Institute of National Strategy. - In this regard, Damir Gazizov should be considered as a person of Marat Khusnullin: in the past they were connected by a common field of activity - construction. One led this while sitting as a minister in Tatarstan, the other had a smaller scale - only Kazan. And the fact that in their past in Kazan there were, let’s say, dark spots, well, that’s okay: so they are even more proven by previous work experience.”
UGS is a bread place
The history of the creation of the UGS is interesting. In August 2011, the shareholder of the large development group Vedis, Andrei Belyuchenko (he had 10%), left the business to work for the metropolitan government and headed the state-owned enterprise “Moscow Center for Children and Family Recreation” (MCDSO). This is the largest city customer of kindergartens and other social facilities. Before Vedis Group of Companies, Belyuchenko worked as development director at Horus Capital, a company created by Senator Sergei Gordeev, a notorious player in the mergers and acquisitions market. During the crisis years of 2008-2009. Vedis Group of Companies has become a market leader, having built 1.5 million sq. m. m of economy class housing (residential complexes in Marfino, Golovino, Michurino, etc.). According to Ko's sources, such rapid growth occurred due to the fact that Belyuchenko could quickly approve project documentation with the Moscow government.
Belyuchenko had his own design company - CJSC Terra Auri. In 2010, Terra Auri won a competition to design 13 kindergartens (preschool educational institutions) in Moscow out of 24 in densely built neighborhoods. In two projects, the preschool educational institution “Terra” was also the technical customer. The construction of these 13 preschool educational institutions cost the Moscow budget approximately 3 billion rubles. Terra earned up to 5% of this amount plus 1% on the technical order; only about 150 million rubles. In March 2011, Terra Auri received the honorary title “Supplier of goods and services for the needs of the Moscow government” for the design of 13 preschool educational institutions in Moscow in record time. In addition, new projects for Terra kindergartens - the modular "Rostok" and "Semitsvetik" (for microdistricts with dense buildings in built-in and attached premises) - were selected by the United Russia party from one hundred regional projects and recommended for mass construction. “Terra” has a city order with such excellent recommendations, and the path has opened for Belyuchenko to become the head of a large city customer.
Some time after Belyuchenko headed the MCDSO, in the fall of 2011 he sold his company Terra Auri to the financial director of Vedis Group of Companies Denis Borodako. In the fall of 2012, the MCDSO was renamed the Civil Engineering Department (CED), its functions expanded significantly, and its budget increased. The new state-owned enterprise of the Moscow government is building not only social facilities, but also housing at the expense of the budget.
Until 2013, government orders from Terra Auri CJSC were relatively small - for technical orders and design, and these services cost tens of millions of rubles. But in 2013, Terra began to receive government orders not only for design, but also for construction. The revenue of CJSC Terra Auri in 2013 reached 5.6 billion rubles. Growth compared to 2012 - 1576%. The volume of government orders of CJSC Terra Auri currently amounts to 3 billion rubles, of which 2.9 billion rubles. received in the last 12 months. However, Terra’s share in the government order from the Civil Engineering Department is less than 10% (the total volume of orders placed by this state-owned enterprise is today 46.9 billion rubles). Compared to last year, it more than doubled.
Denis Borodako himself told Ko that his main clients are not government, but commercial structures. Today his company is going to design a residential complex with an area of 200,000 square meters. m for Oleg Deripaska’s Glavmosstroy in the Moscow region, plus another project in old Moscow (its parameters are not disclosed).
Andrei Belyuchenko left the head of the UGS with a diploma, and Damir Gazizov was accepted there, despite the unpleasant stories in his life. It is clear: the UGS budget is large, and the head of the Moscow construction complex, Marat Khusnullin, wants to control its distribution through his people.
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Damir Gazizov about Zaryadye Park, an experimental house and plans for the commissioning of housing and social facilities
The state-owned enterprise “Civil Construction Administration” is part of the Moscow Urban Development Policy Complex and is responsible for implementing the capital’s investment program for the construction of housing and social, cultural and domestic facilities. This year alone, the organization built 50 residential buildings. In total, since 2012, KP “UGS” has owned 134 residential buildings, 55 kindergartens and 11 schools. We talked about the activities of the enterprise with its general director, honored builder Damir Gazizov, who was appointed to this position in November 2015.
Damir Kutdusovich, please tell us about yourself, your work in Kazan, your move to Moscow?
– I graduated from the Kazan Civil Engineering Institute, before that I studied at a technical school. He started working as a mason, reached the 5th grade, then as a foreman, foreman, and construction site manager. After that, I became Deputy General Director for Capital Construction of OJSC Kazan Fat Plant, then was invited to work at the Kazan City Hall, where I took the post of assistant to the head of the city administration for construction. Later he headed the United Department of Construction and Reconstruction of Kazan. My tasks included the construction and reconstruction of facilities for the celebration of the millennium of Kazan and in preparation for the Universiade. Later, the management of the capital’s construction complex, represented by Marat Khusnullin, knowing my work in Kazan, considered it possible to invite me to Moscow. I joined the UGS team in November 2014 as acting general director.
Was it difficult to start in a new place?
– For me, working in Moscow is, first of all, responsibility for the implementation of significant projects. The entire team of KP “UGS” is working to accomplish this task. We prepare technical specifications for design, taking into account the characteristics of land plots and the needs of the city, carry out the construction of facilities, connect the constructed facilities to communications - heat, electricity, low-voltage networks, and put them into operation. Our team is very well-coordinated, a single team of professionals. Employees are determined to work with full dedication.
The management was created in 2011, and next year our team turns 5 years old. From 2012 to the present, we have built 134 residential buildings with an area of 1.645 million square meters. meters. Over the 11 months of 2015, 29 residential buildings with an area of 364 thousand square meters were built. meters. By the end of the year, it is planned to commission 21 residential buildings with a total area of 228 thousand square meters. In addition, 66 educational facilities with 14,155 places were built and put into operation. Of these, 55 kindergartens for 9,350 places and 11 schools and primary school blocks for 4,800 students. In 2015 alone, we commissioned 18 facilities; we also plan to commission 3 BNKs, 4 preschool educational institutions and two schools. The kindergarten on Svobody Street was recognized as the best implemented social facility this year.
But this isn't your company's only award-winning property. What other houses, gardens, schools could you highlight?
– Using nanomaterials, we built an experimental house on Nizhegorodskaya Street. An example of such a material is a plastic composite mesh. It is environmentally friendly, does not rust, and is four times stronger and more durable than metal. The shelf life of such a mesh is more than 100 years (for comparison: metal lasts 30–40 years). We also used plastic water and sewer pipes and a heating system in this house. Cross-linked polyethylene was used to create heating systems. Such pipes are not subject to corrosion and do not need to be painted. In houses with steel pipes, after 20–30 years it is necessary to carry out major repairs and change all communications.
We also used energy efficient self-cleaning double glazed windows on the windows. They reduce heat transfer by more than 30% and can reduce the cost of heating and air conditioning by almost half. During finishing work, paint with elements of silver was used - this is an environmentally friendly material. For the first time, these technologies were used in the construction of municipal housing. The use of new materials allows for savings in the operation of the building.
May of this year marked the opening of a landmark facility – the MIPT Technopark. It is part of the large research complex “Phystech XXI”. The opening was attended by Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin. In September, a new physical education and health building was opened at the Moscow experimental school on Khersonskaya Street. This is a detached four-story building. A special feature of the construction of an Olympic-level facility is the cramped conditions; the task was to preserve the Chinese Garden with relict trees. Therefore, external engineering networks and communications - heat, sewerage - were carried out in a closed way, without replanting the trees, without damaging the roots and the general ensemble of small architectural forms of the garden.
As far as I know, the approach to the construction of social facilities has changed. For example, transformable kindergartens are being built.
– Indeed, the Targeted Investment Program for 2015–2018 provides for the construction of facilities with the possibility of transformation. One of the first objects in the construction of which an integrated approach was applied was the educational complex in Zelenograd. The peculiarity is that the kindergarten, BNK and school are connected by passages. There is a separate BNK project, combined with a preschool department.
Can you already see the first panel houses of the new series?
– We are building such houses in the villages of Severny and Beskudnikov. New series are being built by LSR, MFS-PIK, DSK-1, “GUSS-Stroy”, etc. For example, the “DOMRIK” and “DOMNAD” series from DSK-1. All balconies and loggias in such buildings are glazed in the same style so as not to spoil the architectural appearance of the city. There are special places for installing air conditioners.
Currently, sites for construction have been identified; we are now starting to hold tenders, where a contractor will be identified for the construction of large-panel houses of new series. In the first half of 2016, it is planned to complete the design documentation and undergo state examination. In the second - access to the construction site. Panel houses are being built quickly, we hope that by the end of 2016 the first buildings will be commissioned.
Share your plans for commissioning housing and social facilities.
– In 2016, we were tasked with the AIP to build 49 residential buildings with a total area of 626 thousand square meters and 27 educational facilities for 10,215 places. In 2017 - 63 residential buildings with an area of 892 thousand square meters. meters and 22 educational facilities for 8.5 thousand places. In 2018, it is planned to build 33 residential buildings with an area of almost 680 thousand square meters. meters and 14 educational facilities for 5525 places. One of the new tasks that the city has set for us is to build a combined school and BNK with 2,100 seats. We are now starting to prepare technical specifications. This secondary educational institution will be unique in everything - in design, in construction, in the placement of classes, gyms, canteens, etc.
There is another unique object in your portfolio - Zaryadye.
– Yes, construction of a park with cultural and leisure facilities is currently underway. We plan to commission it by City Day in 2017. A philharmonic hall with interesting architecture and a glass bark roof and an ice cave will be built in the park. Trees and shrubs that grow throughout Russia will be planted in Zaryadye.
Our conversation takes place before the New Year - what would you wish for the capital’s builders?
– First of all, I thank all the partners of the Civil Engineering Department for the fruitful cooperation in the past year and wish my colleagues undying optimism in the new year - when there is something to build, an interesting life, something to strive for. May 2016 be filled with fruitful, beneficial work, support from like-minded people, mutual understanding and love from loved ones. I sincerely wish you peace and harmony, health and prosperity, good luck and a great New Year's mood!
