In Kharkiv, roads and sidewalks will be repaired for approximately 50 million UAH.
The Kharkiv city council has announced tenders for major repairs to roads and sidewalks in three districts of the city, totaling 53,8 million hryvnias. The work is planned to be completed by the end of 2027 year, despite calls for cost-cutting due to the war.
The Kharkiv city council has announced a tender for major repairs to roads and sidewalks in several areas of the city. The total cost of the work is 53,8 million UAH.
The most expensive project, costing 18,65 million UAH, involves repairing internal streets and sidewalks near buildings on Ochepkov and Rybalka streets in the Nemishlyan district. The tender is scheduled for October 30.
An additional 13,44 million UAH is allocated for repairing the access road in the Nemishlansky district, and 13,1 million UAH – for repairing the sidewalk and road surface in the Slobidsky district. Both auctions are scheduled for October 26. The major repair of the road and sidewalks in the Шевchenkovsky district will cost 8,57 million UAH, and the auction is planned for October 30.
All work is planned to be completed by the end of 2027 year. The Kharkiv anti-corruption center notes that these tenders were announced after the Prime Minister of Ukraine announced a halt to spending on new construction, reconstruction, and major repairs that are not considered critical.